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I've a DELL Dimension 4600 with 2 DVD drives, and had been using them
for the last
few years for audio, videos and programs CD-ROM without any problems.
Just about 1 week ago, I suddenly found that both of them failed to
read CD-ROM (i.e.
can't see any program files). Playing audio or vidoe files seem
fine. But if I put a
program disk (or some non audio/video data file), and try to explore
it, Windows will
return "Please insert a disk into drive D" message. My two drives are
supposed to be
drives D and E.
Any idea what could have caused this (what is/are common between the 2
drives)?
I tried visiting DELL's website, reinstall the DVD player's driver,
but didn't seem to
help at all.
Thanks,
Raymond
for the last
few years for audio, videos and programs CD-ROM without any problems.
Just about 1 week ago, I suddenly found that both of them failed to
read CD-ROM (i.e.
can't see any program files). Playing audio or vidoe files seem
fine. But if I put a
program disk (or some non audio/video data file), and try to explore
it, Windows will
return "Please insert a disk into drive D" message. My two drives are
supposed to be
drives D and E.
Any idea what could have caused this (what is/are common between the 2
drives)?
I tried visiting DELL's website, reinstall the DVD player's driver,
but didn't seem to
help at all.
Thanks,
Raymond