In the Device Manager, right click on the CD Drives and select Uninstall,
right click on the computer name icon, and click on Search for New
Hardware... the system should auto install the drives with the most
appropriate drivers. If this doesn't work, proceede to next step.
In the Device Manager, right click on the CD Drives and select Uninstall,
turn off the computer and check the digital connections to the cd drives, if
they are IDE, check the jumper configuration, (MA & SL for end and middle of
the IDE belt cable)... turn the computer on and check the BIOS to see if it
recognizes the CD-Roms, and boot up the computer, and wait a few minutes for
Windows XP to auto-instal the drives.
If this doesn't work either, you may need to delete the "UpperFilters" &
"LowerFilters" values as indicated in the KB314060 article, and restart the
computer... Back up the registry key before you delete the values. (to
backup; Right click\Export).
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"perckypick" <(E-Mail Removed)> escribió en el mensaje
news:13E0EAF4-B23E-4094-8AB3-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hey this is my first question so sorry if it's in the wrong place...
>
>
> So since my computer hates me it has decided to stop the cd-rom from
> working. A quick check in device manager showed that it was detecting it,
> but
> wasn't loading the drivers (error 39).
>
> So I went here:
>
> http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;314060
>
> and downloaded the "guided help". When I tried to use it, I got this
> lovely
> message:
>
> http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w...007/cdsux2.jpg
>
>
> So...I'm lost. What do I do now? I really need these CD drives.
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
>
> P.S. To anyone who doubts my operating system is missing the drivers and
> it's a hardware issue...I downloaded daemon mountain tools and created 3
> virtual drives...and xp had the same issue.
>
> P.P.S. I'm running windows xp SP3 professional edition.