What does it show in Device Manager - Properties ?- Hide quoted text -
The Device Manager shows it as DVD/CD-ROM and when I click on the +
sign it shows the drive and when I click on properites it shows:
HL-DT-ST DVD-RAM GSA-H55L
Device Type: DVD/CD-ROM drives
Manufactuer: (Standard CD -ROM drives)
Location: Location 0(0)
Says that the device is working properly.
I clicked the Properties tab and all it shows is the volume and that
the CD audio is enabled.
I clicked the DVD Region and it shows that the region hasn't been
selected and that I can do this so many times until it reaches zero
then it I can't change even if i reinstall Windows. I was going to
change it to the United States but thought I better ask about this
before doing so or should I just leave it alone?
I clicked Volumes and apparently its for use when theres a CD or DVD
in use as its fields are blank.
I clicked Driver and it says that it isn't digitially signed (I found
earlier, that this is why Microsoft doesn't reconize this drive as a
DVD/RW drive and said that when the next service pak comes out it will
rectify this). It also has information on Driver Provider, Driver
Date, Driver Version 5.1.2535.0, Driver Details, Update Driver, Roll
Back Driver, Uninstall.
I clicked Detail and it has the following:
HL-DT-ST DVD-RAM GSA-H55L
and below that a box with Device Instance ID highlighted with a down
arrow which when you click it opens up a menu of sorts. Below that is
IDE\CDROMHL-DT-ST_DVD-RAM_GSA-H55L________________1.03___
Robert