Why does my sata dvd-rw drive not work with vista home premium? - sata dvd rw
Your entry will be displayed and can recognize the hard drive, but nothing happens, and if you try to access the hard drive, it takes forever, and the computer stops working and needs to close as a scout. try editing reg key as technical support from Microsoft, said, putting Vista Service Pack 1 unit, etc., is new and works with XP Professional.
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Sata Dvd Rw Why Does My Sata Dvd-rw Drive Not Work With Vista Home Premium?
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Hello,
(ANS) No.1, you can see that this problem is too hard or) DVD-RW, or the hardware itself is not compatible with Windows Vista, or b) the problem is software related, ie drivers, not Vista compatible device.
** Device driver and application compatibility was a real headache with Windows Vista, since it began here earlier in the last 12 months in the United Kingdom. Already, many companies are still playing catch with the new Vista drivers.
** See: - http://www.iexbeta.com/wiki/index.php/Wi ...
I hope that might be useful?
Kind Regards, Ivan
Hello,
(ANS) No.1, you can see that this problem is too hard or) DVD-RW, or the hardware itself is not compatible with Windows Vista, or b) the problem is software related, ie drivers, not Vista compatible device.
** Device driver and application compatibility was a real headache with Windows Vista, since it began here earlier in the last 12 months in the United Kingdom. Already, many companies are still playing catch with the new Vista drivers.
** See: - http://www.iexbeta.com/wiki/index.php/Wi ...
I hope that might be useful?
Kind Regards, Ivan
Hello
It appears that your DVD-RW could not believe this a driver problem
Click Start, then Control Panel, then the system will then find Device Manager for CD / DVD, with the right mouse button and browse to your DVD drive if you see a yellow exclamation point, right click in The hard disk controller to select and install a new driver of May, you need the DVD-RW manufacturers website for the latest drivers for Vista for the
Hello
It appears that your DVD-RW could not believe this a driver problem
Click Start, then Control Panel, then the system will then find Device Manager for CD / DVD, with the right mouse button and browse to your DVD drive if you see a yellow exclamation point, right click in The hard disk controller to select and install a new driver of May, you need the DVD-RW manufacturers website for the latest drivers for Vista for the
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