Please insert disc into drive D

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Guest

Hi im having an issue ...for some reason out of know where I cannot run my
cds I keep getting please insert disc into drive D...when i do it still says
it ...it doesnt noticed my cd in there any ideas on what too do? please!!!
thanks
 
M

Malke

camisha said:
Hi im having an issue ...for some reason out of know where I cannot run my
cds I keep getting please insert disc into drive D...when i do it still says
it ...it doesnt noticed my cd in there any ideas on what too do? please!!!
thanks

How to Troubleshoot Issues with Reading CD, CD-R, CD-RW, and DVD Discs
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q321641

Otherwise, it may very well be a hardware problem. Swap out the drive
for a known-working one. If that takes care of the issue, your optical
drive has probably died. You can test it by putting it into another
computer (you don't have to actually install it, just connect it). If it
doesn't work on the other computer you know for sure it should be discarded.

Drives don't last forever and, assuming this is a desktop, they are
inexpensive to replace.


Malke
 
M

M.I.5¾

camisha said:
Hi im having an issue ...for some reason out of know where I cannot run my
cds I keep getting please insert disc into drive D...when i do it still
says
it ...it doesnt noticed my cd in there any ideas on what too do? please!!!
thanks

Many CD drives have a change switch within them (particularly laptop
drives). When you close the drawer, the switch causes the drive to signal
to Windows that the disk has been changed (or just inserted). If the switch
dies, the drive will never signal.

Not all drives feature this. Most (but not all) desktop drives don't
because they can pick the disk change up from the motorised drawer.
 
D

dobey

camisha said:
Hi im having an issue ...for some reason out of know where I cannot run my
cds I keep getting please insert disc into drive D...when i do it still
says
it ...it doesnt noticed my cd in there any ideas on what too do? please!!!
thanks

Sounds like a dead, or dying drive.

I've had several drives that are still detected by bios and windows but do
nothing when you insert a disk.

If you listen to the drive can you hear the disk spin up when you insert it?

Try several disks, burned and pressed variety.
 
G

Guest

yes i hear it trying too run but it stops...like two sec but thats it my e
drive works when i burn my cds but because i cant place anything in the d
drive it just dont seem too aknowlege that there is a cd in there . but
thanks for infor
 

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