If a CD unit is recognized by the system BIOS, and the OS reports the unit
as working properly, it is not the OS that is to blame.. your problem is
with a dirty or defunct laser.. try a laser lens cleaning disc or replace
the failed unit completely.. cd units can last for as long as four years
depending upon how much they are used..
"SQUEEK" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:2607a01c4629c$f939c6f0$(E-Mail Removed)...
> My ATAPI CD drive does not read any disks,cd rom or
> audio.i have uninstalled it and reinstalled it manually,i
> ran new hardware wizard which said it was functioning
> normally and tried to update driver which said i was
> using the best driver available.i have changed the
> ribbons too and restored the system to a known good
> restore point.ive checked the BIOS + CMOS and that seems
> fine.the drive is detected during boot and it was fine
> last time i used it.the only error message i get
> is "please insert disk" when there is one phisically in
> the drive,ive clean the disk and tried some others which
> will not not work either on auto play or through control
> panel. any ideas?
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