I had a server computer lose its CDROM driveletters for no apparent reason.
Two CDROM stations.

Now, today - two friends reported the same thing happening to their
computers. I have not been able to check their computers - but I could not
get mine to work.

I reformatted, and installed NOD32 on it. - Never found a virus, and since
I installed Nod32 the computer has been running perfectly.

Still .. I don't like not knowing what was wrong.


I know there was a virus way back in the days, that killed the CDROM drive
- but .. I don't know.



Any one else experience this?


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"Henry L." <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in newspsb0gzzaae9bi24@piano:

>
>
> I had a server computer lose its CDROM driveletters for no apparent
> reason. Two CDROM stations.
>
> Now, today - two friends reported the same thing happening to their
> computers. I have not been able to check their computers - but I could
> not get mine to work.
>
> I reformatted, and installed NOD32 on it. - Never found a virus, and
> since I installed Nod32 the computer has been running perfectly.
>
> Still .. I don't like not knowing what was wrong.
>
>
> I know there was a virus way back in the days, that killed the CDROM
> drive - but .. I don't know.
>
>
>
> Any one else experience this?
>
>

NO!

Duane