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when i got to device manager and look for my driver it is not in the list of
drives it is at the bottom under unknown?

when i go to d: properties the recording tab is there! but under the
hardware tab where my drive is listed there is a blank space under the type
heading?

i would be most grateful if anyone could help me as im getting slightly
twisted?
 
Driver for what?

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Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
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Microsoft MVP [Windows]
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| when i got to device manager and look for my driver it is not in the list
of
| drives it is at the bottom under unknown?
|
| when i go to d: properties the recording tab is there! but under the
| hardware tab where my drive is listed there is a blank space under the
type
| heading?
|
| i would be most grateful if anyone could help me as im getting slightly
| twisted?
 
my general d: drive where i play cd's games etc!!!! i'm also having problems
burning cd's
 
This article might help. If not you'll have to give us something more to go
on such as Device Manager error codes, some history, and Event Viewer
errors.

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;[LN];270008

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Regards,

Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
Microsoft Certified Professional
Microsoft MVP [Windows]
http://www.microsoft.com/protect

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| my general d: drive where i play cd's games etc!!!! i'm also having
problems
| burning cd's
 
Sharpy

Go to device manager and remove (uninstall) the offending drive.. then
reboot your computer and see if Windows installs it correctly..
 
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sharpy said:
when i got to device manager and look for my driver it is not in the
list of drives it is at the bottom under unknown?

when i go to d: properties the recording tab is there! but under the
hardware tab where my drive is listed there is a blank space under
the type heading?

i would be most grateful if anyone could help me as im getting
slightly twisted?
Click to expand...

Note: telling us what kind of drive it is would help. D: means nothing; it
could be anything (another partition, another hard drive, a removable drive,
a CDROM, etc). Follow Dave's advice re device manager.
 
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