DVD ROM GAME PROBLEM

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I bought the DVD ROM game Brothers In Arms road to hill 30.Installed the game
fine,but when I tried to play the game it wouldn't start,just got a little
white square box on my desktop screen saver,then the mouse quit working.No
key I hit on the keyboard did anything,had to reboot to get system working
again.I replaced the original nvidia Ge Force3 Ti 200 video card with a
Radeon 9800SE card,and tried to load the game again.This time I got a message
window telling me the" disk is not formatted and that windows cannot read
from this disk,the disk might be corupted or it could be using a format that
is not compatable with Windows".I tried the disk in my brothers PC and it
loaded and played fine,then I tried his copy in my dvd drive and it did the
same thing that mine did.Anyone have an idea what could be wrong! jonly
 
jonly said:
I bought the DVD ROM game Brothers In Arms road to hill 30.Installed
the game fine,but when I tried to play the game it wouldn't start,just
got a little white square box on my desktop screen saver,then the
mouse quit working.No key I hit on the keyboard did anything,had to
reboot to get system working
again.I replaced the original nvidia Ge Force3 Ti 200 video card with
a Radeon 9800SE card,and tried to load the game again.This time I got
a message window telling me the" disk is not formatted and that
windows cannot read from this disk,the disk might be corupted or it
could be using a format that is not compatable with Windows".I tried
the disk in my brothers PC and it loaded and played fine,then I tried
his copy in my dvd drive and it did the same thing that mine
did.Anyone have an idea what could be wrong! jonly

Sounds like your DVD drive has died. Swap it out for a different DVD
drive. If that works, then discard the original drive.

Malke
 
Malke said:
I bought the DVD ROM game Brothers In Arms road to hill 30.Installed
the game fine,but when I tried to play the game it wouldn't start,just
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
his copy in my dvd drive and it did the same thing that mine
did.Anyone have an idea what could be wrong! jonly

Sounds like your DVD drive has died. Swap it out for a different DVD
drive. If that works, then discard the original drive.

Malke
I don,t think that's the problem,because every other game disk I put in the
DVD drive works fine.jonly
 
jonly said:
Malke said:
I bought the DVD ROM game Brothers In Arms road to hill 30.Installed
the game fine,but when I tried to play the game it wouldn't
start,just
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
his copy in my dvd drive and it did the same thing that mine
did.Anyone have an idea what could be wrong! jonly

Sounds like your DVD drive has died. Swap it out for a different DVD
drive. If that works, then discard the original drive.

Malke
I don,t think that's the problem,because every other game disk I put
in the DVD drive works fine.jonly
Then contact the game mftr.'s tech support since the problem is specific
to that particular game.

Malke
 
jonly said:
I bought the DVD ROM game Brothers In Arms road to hill 30.Installed
the game fine,but when I tried to play the game it wouldn't
start,just got a little white square box on my desktop screen
saver,then the mouse quit working.No key I hit on the keyboard did
anything,had to reboot to get system working again.I replaced the
original nvidia Ge Force3 Ti 200 video card with a Radeon 9800SE
card,and tried to load the game again.This time I got a message
window telling me the" disk is not formatted and that windows cannot
read from this disk,the disk might be corupted or it could be using a
format that is not compatable with Windows".I tried the disk in my
brothers PC and it loaded and played fine,then I tried his copy in my
dvd drive and it did the same thing that mine did.Anyone have an idea
what could be wrong! jonly

Did you install directx 9c included with the game? if not do so, you also
might try updateing your vid drivers.
https://support.ati.com/ics/support/default.asp?deptID=894&task=knowledge&fo
lderID=27
 
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