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Win XP is suddenly not able to recognize the DVD side of my DVD/CD

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Nurmi - 25 Aug 2007 03:40 GMT
My DVD/CD Writer worked perfectly for  more than three years.  Suddenly
without having made any changes to the system and in spite of the Device
Manager showing this Writer as working properly, it fails to to see full
and/or empty DVD Disks.  It does however play CDs.
Totally at a loss.
Leonard Grey - 25 Aug 2007 04:06 GMT
Could be the DVD laser or some other part is damaged. Time for a new drive.

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Leonard Grey
Errare humanum est

> My DVD/CD Writer worked perfectly for  more than three years.  Suddenly
> without having made any changes to the system and in spite of the Device
> Manager showing this Writer as working properly, it fails to to see full
> and/or empty DVD Disks.  It does however play CDs.
> Totally at a loss.
Nurmi - 26 Aug 2007 05:02 GMT
Thank you Leonard.  That is what I thought and bought a new DVD Writer. Same
problem.  I then looked through the letters in this newsgroup and found the
anwer that worked.
Right click my computer, choose Manage, from Services and Application choose
Services, scroll down to IMAPI. Start if needed and set to Automatic if
necessary.  It worked perfectly. You may be able to help someone else.

> Could be the DVD laser or some other part is damaged. Time for a new drive.
>
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> > and/or empty DVD Disks.  It does however play CDs.
> > Totally at a loss.
Leonard Grey - 26 Aug 2007 05:37 GMT
Glad you found your answer.

Still, for $40 you can buy a drive that blows your old one away  ;-)

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Leonard Grey
Errare humanum est

> Thank you Leonard.  That is what I thought and bought a new DVD Writer. Same
> problem.  I then looked through the letters in this newsgroup and found the
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>>> and/or empty DVD Disks.  It does however play CDs.
>>> Totally at a loss.
Nurmi - 29 Aug 2007 02:50 GMT
Really, can you be a little mor specific?  Thanks for the time you are taking
with me.
Richard Ohl,
Credo quia absurdum

> Glad you found your answer.
>
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> >>> and/or empty DVD Disks.  It does however play CDs.
> >>> Totally at a loss.
Leonard Grey - 29 Aug 2007 03:04 GMT
You can find them at any store that sells computers. For example:
http://www.newegg.com/Store/Category.aspx?Category=10&name=CD-DVD-Burners-Media

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Leonard Grey
Errare humanum est

> Really, can you be a little mor specific?  Thanks for the time you are taking
> with me.
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>>>>> and/or empty DVD Disks.  It does however play CDs.
>>>>> Totally at a loss.
RW4993 - 29 Aug 2007 16:53 GMT
Nurmi;2959829 Wrote:
> My DVD/CD Writer worked perfectly for  more than three years.  Suddenly
>
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> and/or empty DVD Disks.  It does however play CDs.
> Totally at a loss.

I had the same problem,i had to replace the DVD/Cd writer.

The DVD/CD Writer has Two lamps one for CD and one for Dvd.

The one for Dvd is burn out.I hope this help you!

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