Re: System shut-down when loading CD
- From: "Ronaldo" <private_email5@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 7 May 2007 13:00:32 -0700
If you restored the system back to the previous version of Windows Media,
then the problem is not related to software but more likely to hardware. I
would not have high hopes on your CD drive cause clicks are not normal for a
CD drive.
Uninstall the drive from My Computer\drive properties\Hardware\select
drive\properties\driver\uninstall, and restart the computer, if no change,
the CD drive is probably bad.
Next try this: right click on My Computer\Manage\Disc Management\right
click on drive\Properties\Properties Tab\*unckeck* "Enable digital CD audio
for this CD Device"... if this doesn't make a change I would check the drive
connections inside the CPU and if that doesn't help, try another CD device.
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"simonk" <simonk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> escribió en el mensaje
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I have been having trouble when starting my PC; the CD drive clicks likeit's
trying to read a disc & won't start up. If I turn it off & re-start itdown
usually will start up. Now, whenever PC is on & I load a CD, the system
shuts down & re-starts. As soon as it tries to read the disc, it shuts
again, re-starts & so on. I have a 3 yr old Compaq & am running WindowsXP
Pro. I haven't added any new programs though I did update Windows Mediaproblem
Player a week ago when I put a disc in. That day it played with no
but the original problem began before I did the download for the newversion
of WMP. Is the CD drive bad? I hope someone can help with this weirdtried
problem. I don't know where to begin to diagnose this problem. I have
different cds with same results & also tried a system restore to beforethe
new WMP version with no success.
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