i'm having problem on connected my DVD drive? it was not detected by OS? it's an NU drive? pls give sols?
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Honestly, its all up to you and there isn't really any answers that can help you better coz lets face it, you know your problem better than anyone else. If there is any solution, it has to be from you yourself.\n\ngood luck\n\nLove is omnipresence, Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It is not rude, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres. Love never fails.
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check with your motherboard manufacturers website to see if there are any bios updates that will add functionality for  your bios to support them features , but I dont see why not :) I would of thought there be issues with supporting large hard drives and such like but not for support of a dvd rw drive or anything like that, why are you having issues trying to get a dvd rw drive to work or something ?
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what kind of data are u burning.   is ur dvd plucked in to the ide cable?
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it is problem of data cable only as if it wud be a prob in hard disk or motherboard that hard disk ll never be detected if u reconnect also... so try with a data cable borrowed frm ur frnd and if it works conveniently u can get a new data cable...
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Maybe these results will help:\nhttp://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=RNWK,RNWK:2005-50,RNWK:en&q=how+to+create+a+bootable+dvd
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I would try reinstalling the driver, but first check just to make sure that the CD works in another computer.
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you probably need a new disc drive, your old one is probabaly broken...  try buying a new one...
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check the connection. (i doubt its connection unless short on motherbord)\nwhen that checks out fine uninstall the drivers. then restart the computer. windows 2000 shoul detect the cd and dvd drivers.\nwhen that works, give me the 10 points
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first check led of power of cd-rom is glowing or not.\nif not then check the power supply of drive. \nif it is glowing then check databus of drive and check it's connection in motherboard.\n\nthen it is not working then repair the operating system.
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do you know how to uninstall the dvd player.. it may some time help..  If you are using windows Xp,  right click on my computer \n ->properties -> Hardwares  -> Device manager -> DvD/CD , Expand it and you may find the driver... right click on it and click on uninstall. Once you restart your computer it will automatically install the system drivers.. Try that way.  Or else you could find some patchs for the appropriate drive with your Vendor.
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Hard to diagnose the problem with just that info.\n\nFirst, are you installing software from a floppy disk or a CD Rom?\n\nIf it's a CD, perhaps the CD drive in your PC does not have the drive letter d:\n\nOr if you have > 1 CD / DVD drive, perhaps you're using the wrong one in terms of one that's labled d:.  In my system, for example, I have d:, e:, and f: CD/DVD drives.\n\nIf it's a floppy, it's most likely a: or b:, not d:
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What type of disc did you use? In case it was DVD+R, not all DVD players read this format!\nFirst check what kind of discs the players support.
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Why do you need a driver for the DVDrom?\nWindows should detect the DVD.\n\nbut you may need the DVDPlayer software.\n\n\nAny way\n\ncheck the hitachi webpage\nif not\ncheck the site below
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Usually you don't need adriver for an internal CD, DVD drives.\nIf your computer didn't recognize the drive, that another issue.\nagain is it internal or external?
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I would really recommend using NTPassword, it can be found as an ISO.  If you need to remove the drive, then do that if you must.
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windows should able to recognize the drive without any driver, but if yours is special, see if you got any luck with this site\nhttp://www.driverguide.com
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The drive is bad. Bring it back before you waste anymore time trying to fix it. I had one go bad like that after it had worked for a while. I took it apart to fix it, but there wasn't anything wrong with it mechanically. Something electronic had gone bad. It's not your install or your software - it's the drive.