Tree*Rat wrote:
> The poster formerly known as 'The Poster Formerly Known as Nina DiBoy'
> <> wrote in news:h1o6fn$77a$:
>
>> Tree*Rat wrote:
>>> The poster formerly known as 'The Poster Formerly Known as Nina
> DiBoy'
>>> <> wrote in news:h1h2i7$1t9$:
>>>
>>>> Tree*Rat wrote:
>>>>> Hope someone can help here.
>>>>>
>>>>> Running vista ultimate. The problem is with DVD drive, when i put a
>>>>> Movie DVD in, it plays no problem at all. But when i stick a games
>>>>> DVD in sod all happens and the drive keep saying there is no disk
> in
>>>>> the drive.
>>>>>
>>>>> Registery problem maybe?
>>>>>
>>>>> any ideas
>>>>>
>>>>> big thanks
>>>>>
>>>>> Steve
>>>> Hi Steve.
>>>>
>>>> How many game CDs have you tried in the dvd drive? Do those game
>>>> DVD(s) read ok in another dvd drive?
>>>>
>>> Cd games work fine, and the DVD games work in other PC's ok too.
>> Hi Steve.
>>
>> Have you tried replacing this drive with another dvd drive and see if
>> you have the same problem? Are the other machine(s) you are trying
>> these game dvds in that work fine running the same or different OS?
>>
>
>
> I have tried a different drive and still get the same problem. Tried the
> drive in other machine with different and same OS's and it works fine,
> though one machine did do the same problem which was also running Vista.
>
> I think the problem is with Vista, and do think it maybe a registery
> problem. But as i am not 100% happy with the registery I dont want to go
> playing around. I am happy to do stuff to the registry if following
> instructions, but thats about it!.
>
> thx
Your problem does certainly seem to have something to do with vista. At
this point, assuming the game(s) DVDs you are having this problem with
are vista compatible, my recommendation would be to seek support from
the game manufacturer or to see if they have forums available to post
on. Your best bet to find a fix is to speak to others who have tried
the game on vista and see if any of them have the same problem or if
they found a way to fix it. Good luck.
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