un-recognizable CD

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Mick

I have a CyberDrv CW038D CD-R/RW and a Samsung CD-ROM
SCR3231. They both play music. The CD-R/RW will recognize
and I can explore CW RW, but neither will access or
recognize a data CD. Windows Explorer states "G:\is not
accessable Incorrect Function"

I have uninstalled drivers, and reinstalled drivers with
no change. I am trying to load a new program and can't get
it to read the disk. Any suggestions?
 
It's been running OK for the last 2 years. Now it does
not read data or install software cd's. RW's are fine, as
well as music
 
I have a CyberDrv CW038D CD-R/RW and a Samsung CD-ROM
SCR3231. They both play music. The CD-R/RW will recognize
and I can explore CW RW, but neither will access or
recognize a data CD. Windows Explorer states "G:\is not
accessable Incorrect Function"

I have uninstalled drivers, and reinstalled drivers with
no change. I am trying to load a new program and can't get
it to read the disk. Any suggestions?
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Physically disconnect one drive and reinstall drivers. Then try the
same on the other drive.

Or get completely away from Windows 2000 by putting a DOS boot disk
in and see if the CD drivers take and if you can read a CD directory.
Even a Win98 boot disk will prove out the drives.
 
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It happen when Master and Slave slots mismatch the jumper settings.
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But I have not changed jumpers and its been working.
Tries disconecting rebooting, closing, and rebooting
again. Devices recognized but same problem
 
-----Original Message-----


Physically disconnect one drive and reinstall drivers. Then try the
same on the other drive.

Or get completely away from Windows 2000 by putting a DOS boot disk
in and see if the CD drivers take and if you can read a CD directory.
Even a Win98 boot disk will prove out the drives.
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Well In booted up in safe mode and the drives worked
perfectly. They just won't work in Win 2000 full
version. Go figure
 
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