DVD drive problem after OS reload
Posted: Sat Nov 21, 2009 4:26 pm
I reloaded the OS from my Lenovo partition. I forgot to put my DVD drive into the Ultrabay before I did the reload. Now, when I put the drive in and install a data DVD I made before, it plays the DVD fine, and I'm able to see and view all my files. It recognizes the disc as a DVD in My Computer. But, when I try to create a new data DVD and insert a blank one, I'm not able to add any files to the DVD. It keeps saying "Windows has encountered a problem copying this file," and gives the options to skip, retry, or cancel.
Before the operating system reload, I was not using DLA (deleted it, I think), and Roxio (which I was using) was an option in Auto Play. Now, Roxio isn't an option in Auto Play. I can find numerous Roxio files, for example, in Program Files if I use Search, but I can't find it in All Programs and I can't find it (or DLA) in Add and Remove Programs.
I would like to use Roxio to burn data DVD's. How can I get it to work like before so I can burn DVD's again the way I did before, with Roxio as an option in Autoplay? Did I blow it by reloading the OS without the DVD drive in place? I should also mention that although a previously made data DVD shows up as a DVD, a blank DVD shows up as a CD in the drive when I look in MY Computer. TIA.
Tõnis
Before the operating system reload, I was not using DLA (deleted it, I think), and Roxio (which I was using) was an option in Auto Play. Now, Roxio isn't an option in Auto Play. I can find numerous Roxio files, for example, in Program Files if I use Search, but I can't find it in All Programs and I can't find it (or DLA) in Add and Remove Programs.
I would like to use Roxio to burn data DVD's. How can I get it to work like before so I can burn DVD's again the way I did before, with Roxio as an option in Autoplay? Did I blow it by reloading the OS without the DVD drive in place? I should also mention that although a previously made data DVD shows up as a DVD, a blank DVD shows up as a CD in the drive when I look in MY Computer. TIA.
Tõnis