Message: "D:\ is not accessible. Incorrect funtion" on IBM computer Windows
XP Home.

Does not read. States driver is up to date.

Please advise.

Robert

Now when inserting CD-ROM it freezes the computer.

Robert

"Robersabel" wrote:

> Message: "D:\ is not accessible. Incorrect funtion" on IBM computer Windows
> XP Home.
>
> Does not read. States driver is up to date.
>
> Please advise.
>
> Robert

"Robersabel" <Robert> wrote in message
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> Now when inserting CD-ROM it freezes the computer.
>
> Robert
>
> "Robersabel" wrote:
>
>> Message: "D:\ is not accessible. Incorrect funtion" on IBM computer
>> Windows
>> XP Home.
>>
>> Does not read. States driver is up to date.
>>
>> Please advise.
>>
>> Robert

Sounds like your drive is on the fritz. Does the light on the front come on
like it normally does when you put in a disk, or does it just blink rapidly?
You could try a cleaning CD (which is just a CD with a little brush glued on
it), or try it in another PC if you have access to one.

SC Tom

"SC Tom" wrote:

>Does the light on the front come on
like it normally does when you put in a disk, or does it just blink rapidly?

The light blinks in cycles. When it does blink, it is a rapid sequence.

A side note: Before inserting CD-ROM I open My Computer>open CD Drive (D.
A message states: Please insert a disk into drive D:

No doubt it detects.

Just inserted same disk in second computer...works fine.

Robert

"Robersabel" <Robert> wrote in message
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> "SC Tom" wrote:
>
>>Does the light on the front come on
> like it normally does when you put in a disk, or does it just blink
> rapidly?
>
> The light blinks in cycles. When it does blink, it is a rapid sequence.
>
> A side note: Before inserting CD-ROM I open My Computer>open CD Drive
> (D.
> A message states: Please insert a disk into drive D:
>
> No doubt it detects.
>
> Just inserted same disk in second computer...works fine.
>
> Robert
>
Hook up the drive in the 2nd PC if at all feasible and see if it works
there.

SC Tom