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While installing Nero on Vista Home Edition, the system showed a
registry error that I did not see. The computer then proceeded to reboot. When it did, my CD-ROM, and my DVD Burner are no longer recognized by Vista. I re-installed both drivers but the system remains ignorant that these two drives were available. I tried uninstalling Nero in case that was the problem, but somehow it fails to uninstall. Anyone have any ideas what went wrong and how can I go about fixing it? Thanks in advance |
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I think you should have a look in the Vista Event Viewer and find any
relevant events associated with the install. You could post them back here and someone might be able to help... "Lyonnyte" <lyonnyte@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1181696127.471247.116910@g37g2000prf.googlegroups.com... > While installing Nero on Vista Home Edition, the system showed a > registry error that I did not see. The computer then proceeded to > reboot. When it did, my CD-ROM, and my DVD Burner are no longer > recognized by Vista. > > I re-installed both drivers but the system remains ignorant that these > two drives were available. I tried uninstalling Nero in case that was > the problem, but somehow it fails to uninstall. > > Anyone have any ideas what went wrong and how can I go about fixing > it? > > Thanks in advance > |
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I had the same problem after installing Intervideo DiskMaster , vista no
longer reconized my opti drives. The ONLY way to get them back is to do a system restore (roll back) to earlier before you installed nero , I went back to the day before and my drives came back , BUT make sure you have completely removed nero first. good luck PS: BTW Intervideo swears that Diskmaster works with Vista....yeah right.... "Lyonnyte" wrote: > While installing Nero on Vista Home Edition, the system showed a > registry error that I did not see. The computer then proceeded to > reboot. When it did, my CD-ROM, and my DVD Burner are no longer > recognized by Vista. > > I re-installed both drivers but the system remains ignorant that these > two drives were available. I tried uninstalling Nero in case that was > the problem, but somehow it fails to uninstall. > > Anyone have any ideas what went wrong and how can I go about fixing > it? > > Thanks in advance > > |
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Just to add my 2 cents - When I just inserted a CD to rip, I was told I don't
have a CD drive. A check in " computer" verified this. Its gone. I did nothing since it last worked, 2 hours ago. The only thing that occurred in between was 6 Windows updates, including the one cited in the above post "Peculiar Windows Updates". Could this be the link? Wayne. -- Wayne L "Rob" wrote: > I had the same problem after installing Intervideo DiskMaster , vista no > longer reconized my opti drives. > > The ONLY way to get them back is to do a system restore (roll back) to > earlier before you installed nero , I went back to the day before and my > drives came back , BUT make sure you have completely removed nero first. > > good luck > > PS: BTW Intervideo swears that Diskmaster works with Vista....yeah right.... > > > > "Lyonnyte" wrote: > > > While installing Nero on Vista Home Edition, the system showed a > > registry error that I did not see. The computer then proceeded to > > reboot. When it did, my CD-ROM, and my DVD Burner are no longer > > recognized by Vista. > > > > I re-installed both drivers but the system remains ignorant that these > > two drives were available. I tried uninstalling Nero in case that was > > the problem, but somehow it fails to uninstall. > > > > Anyone have any ideas what went wrong and how can I go about fixing > > it? > > > > Thanks in advance > > > > |
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"Lyonnyte" <lyonnyte@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1181696127.471247.116910@g37g2000prf.googlegroups.com... > While installing Nero on Vista Home Edition, the system showed a > registry error that I did not see. The computer then proceeded to > reboot. When it did, my CD-ROM, and my DVD Burner are no longer > recognized by Vista. > > I re-installed both drivers but the system remains ignorant that these > two drives were available. I tried uninstalling Nero in case that was > the problem, but somehow it fails to uninstall. > > Anyone have any ideas what went wrong and how can I go about fixing > it? > > Thanks in advance You may have the "upper & and lower filters" problem as experienced in XP, read this M$ K/B Article ID: 314060. Do back up the keys before deleting the values. Caveate if this regedit doesn't apply to Vista someone please advice . rgds Roberto |
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