algorythmn
New Member
I have an odd problem, everything seems fine on my Vista 64 setup, and was working great for a while, but I recently noticed that both my CD-RW and DVD drive are no longer recognized by Vista. They work fine upon startup, e.g. I can boot off the Vista DVD, etc. But Vista itself does not recognize them.
When I checked the Properties of the devices, it said that the Driver (c:\Windows\system32\Drivers\cdrom.sys) was corrupt, but no amount of uninstall/reinstall, chkdsk, sfc, or Restore has been able to fix the problem. I also tried the Startup Repair option off the DVD.
Is there some way I can get my drives working again without a complete reinstall? I have an MSI CR52-A2 (CD-RW) and a D16 (DVD-ROM).
Thanks for any help!
When I checked the Properties of the devices, it said that the Driver (c:\Windows\system32\Drivers\cdrom.sys) was corrupt, but no amount of uninstall/reinstall, chkdsk, sfc, or Restore has been able to fix the problem. I also tried the Startup Repair option off the DVD.
Is there some way I can get my drives working again without a complete reinstall? I have an MSI CR52-A2 (CD-RW) and a D16 (DVD-ROM).
Thanks for any help!