Well, I did but... I assume this is an IDE drive - or is it SATA? If
SATA you may need the drivers for the motherboard.
Jake wrote:
>
> "Brett I. Holcomb" wrote:
>
>> If I understand the OP correctly this is during an install - at this
>> point I would assume no filters have been installed. I know that in my
>> install the registry wasn't even there <G>. It happened to me right
>> after I said install and it did a scan and before it was going to copy
>> files, etc. At that point the system had booted off the CD/DVD drive -
>> a new Pioneer - and after clicking install it complained about no
>> drivers. I ended up buying another CD/DVD drive that stated it
>> supported Vista. Although why, at this point, Vista can't use the basic
>> interface to the DVD/CD that's been around for all time to get installed
>> I don't know.
>>
>>
>> Peter Foldes wrote:
>>> Jake
>>>
>>> Try the fix in the below MS-KB and see if the drives will show and work after
>>>
>>> http://support.microsoft.com/default...EN-US%3B320553
>>>
> Wow, I wish I could even get to that point. lol. According to the
> description when I bought the drive, as well as the LG support center, it is
> Vista compatible. So if I'm understanding right, I probably need to go ahead
> and try a different drive?