You’ll need your original Install or Recovery CD and allow it to replace any altered files. I would start off with System File Checker all you need do is open the Command Line Interface and type in SFC then press enter. Only thing that I can think of here is that something within Windows has been corrupted and you need to run some utilities to fix the problem. If you couldn’t access the data on the drives I would have said that some software corrupted the M’Board Drivers and that is what you’re problem is but as you can get some Media Players to see the Files that can not be the case. My CD-Rom drive can still be used to burn Cd’s and with a tweak here and there I can get them to play.but I cannot understand why Explorer and other prog’s can’t ‘see’ them.Īny ideas.any help.anyone else have this dilemma? I tried registry fixers and spybot detectors. I tried uninstalling Nero.problem persists.I tried re-installling Nero.problem perisists. I have checked device manager and it says everything is working perfectly. This is the same on major label store-bought music CD’s. CD-Ex can’t find it either.īUT if i manually start Wedia Player, or Winamp I can locate the files and play them. Next day I try ripping one of my OWN Cd’s into mp3 for a myspace site for my band.but uh-oh.CD is not automatically playing.in fact Windows Explorer can’t find the CD…or any CD!Įvery CD I insert either isn’t recognized as being in the drive.or it is recognized as having 0 bytes.
That worked, the VCD’s worked.I felt fine, closed the system normally.went to sleep. I also have Nero Ultra 6 installed which can burn Cd’s VCD’s, etc.Įverything worked perfectly until I used the Nero to burn some VCD’s of film clips from my band in performance. I run Windows XP Pro on a relatively clean 40gb PC, with DVD Player and CD-ROM burner. I have a problem that is driving me crazy.and am hoping you can help.
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