please help I can't get my Cd or dvd drive to show up anymore- I have tried switching out the IDE cable with 2 other ones known to work nothing is happening power is still effective but I cannot view the drives in my computer or run anything I do a install hardware from windows and it says that the drives are not to be found....time for a new system maybe?
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please help I can't get my Cd or dvd drive to show up anymore- I have tried switching out the IDE cable with 2 other ones known to work nothing is happening power is still effective but I cannot view the drives in my computer or run anything I do a install hardware from windows and it says that the drives are not to be found....time for a new system maybe?
I had the same problem last week when my computer didn't recongnize either of my drives, went to device manager and opened my controllers and found that my secondary IDE was corrupted, so I uninstalled it...rebooted and windows found new hareware and re-installed it..worked fine then.
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please help I can't get my Cd or dvd drive to show up anymore- I have tried switching out the IDE cable with 2 other ones known to work nothing is happening power is still effective but I cannot view the drives in my computer or run anything I do a install hardware from windows and it says that the drives are not to be found....time for a new system maybe?
I forgot to check if you got your drivers back before writing this. I hope you got them back because it can be a challenge without System Restore or Norton Go Back and if you can't remember when the problem started because you won't know how far to send your PC back to and it would mean re-installing other software during the time and date of when the problem started to the currant time and date. Always remember to back-up personal files and folders before this because Norton Go Back deletes those, too but System Restore doesn't.
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I can never understand why those converting softwares never support Windows Media Player.
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