Hi there,
This happens quite often if one of the third-party packages has been
uninstalled. They add references in the Registry for modules which they use,
and these references fail to be removed, leaving Windows unable to find the
files apparently needed for CD devices at the next boot. There is a simple
Registry patch to correct this download it aumha.org/downloads/cdgone.zip.
Before using the patch, be sure to back up the Registry. After using the
patch and rebooting, the drives should reappear. Any third party package
that is still required will then need to be re-installed.
This problem also may arise if there is underlying trouble with the
Input-Output system of the machine: for example, interactions with
controllers like Promise or Highpoint, or with special drivers. It may be
worth trying a change in the DMA settings for the device in Control Panel |
System | Hardware | Device Manager. Under IDE controllers, double click on
the Primary or Secondary IDE Channel concerned, then click the tab for the
Advanced Settings page.
Best Regards,
Michel Denie
"ash jiwani" <> wrote in message news:62A9357B-42EB-4B54-AEEE-...
>I was trying to unintall INcd from my disk, and lost both dvd drive..doing
> excatly from the intruction as it says in here.. click stard and go to
> control panel..then to system and uninstall both the dvd drive R and dvd
> drive r+w...it does not help getting those devices..so troubleshooter
> suggested and did what the intruction said...went to unstall both the
> drive......now how do i get to add hardware wizard??..plug and play was
> ineffective . now wheres the add new hardware device?? after clicking
> Next...intall the hardware that I manually select from...but nothings like
> this came...can anybody is better that to explain?
> thanks dear friends.
> ash
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