disappear DVD +RW

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chikoo

Hi guys,

i hv laptop which hv CD-DVD +RW

now wat happened suddenly it got disappear frm my computer ,evn if i
insert cd or dvd it wasnt run.

even in device manager its nt thr.

wat to do???
 
chikoo said:
Hi guys,

i hv laptop which hv CD-DVD +RW

now wat happened suddenly it got disappear frm my computer ,evn if i
insert cd or dvd it wasnt run.

even in device manager its nt thr.

wat to do???

If it isn't in Device Manager, that means it is not
being detected by Windows. There is a cable that
connects the DVD drive, to the motherboard of the
laptop. A failure to see the device in Device Manager,
means the protocol that runs over the cable, is not
working for some reason.

Sometimes, on a DVD or CD drive, there are functional
problems with the drive. It may be seen in Device Manager,
but not all programs work properly with the drive. The
term to search for in your favorite search engine, in that
case, is "Upperfilters/Lowerfilters" for a Windows OS.
The fix for that problem, is to the Registry.

But in your case, it sounds more like a hardware problem.
Like a disconnected internal cable, or a hardware failure.

If you enter the BIOS, and look at the storage devices
listed in there, is the CD-DVD listed ?

Paul
 
chikoo said:
Hi guys,

i hv laptop which hv CD-DVD +RW

now wat happened suddenly it got disappear frm my computer ,evn if i
insert cd or dvd it wasnt run.

even in device manager its nt thr.

wat to do???

If it isn't in Device Manager, that means it is not
being detected by Windows. There is a cable that
connects the DVD drive, to the motherboard of the
laptop. A failure to see the device in Device Manager,
means the protocol that runs over the cable, is not
working for some reason.

Sometimes, on a DVD or CD drive, there are functional
problems with the drive. It may be seen in Device Manager,
but not all programs work properly with the drive. The
term to search for in your favorite search engine, in that
case, is "Upperfilters/Lowerfilters" for a Windows OS.
The fix for that problem, is to the Registry.

But in your case, it sounds more like a hardware problem.
Like a disconnected internal cable, or a hardware failure.

If you enter the BIOS, and look at the storage devices
listed in there, is the CD-DVD listed ?

Paul
 
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