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| | DVD writer not being recognized by Vista I used to have an IDE drive with XP, bought a SATA drive for Vista, but now my IDE HP dvd640 isn't showing up in my Explorer. Bought a brand new LGGSA-H62L SATA dvd drive and that too will not show up. This is the message I am getting: This device cannot start. (Code 10) "Could not load drivers software" |
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| | RE: DVD writer not being recognized by Vista Drem, I suspect that you don't have a Serial ATA Controller installed for the SATA DVD drive. Look in Device Manager, and note any yellow ! or any other indications of a problem device. In Device Manager, try installing a driver for the device. The SATA controller should fall under the line entry for IDE ATA/ATAPI Controllers. Make sure the DVD drive is connected so that Windows can detect it. Sometimes rebooting forces Windows to detect the SATA drive and install the drivers for it. You may need to try different approaches. -- freddy "Drem" wrote: > I used to have an IDE drive with XP, bought a SATA drive for Vista, but now > my IDE HP dvd640 isn't showing up in my Explorer. Bought a brand new > LGGSA-H62L SATA dvd drive and that too will not show up. > > This is the message I am getting: > > This device cannot start. (Code 10) > > "Could not load drivers software" > > |
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| | RE: DVD writer not being recognized by Vista No yellow ! in the IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers, says the drivers are up to date. "freddy" wrote: > Drem, > > I suspect that you don't have a Serial ATA Controller installed for the SATA > DVD drive. Look in Device Manager, and note any yellow ! or any other > indications of a problem device. In Device Manager, try installing a driver > for the device. > > The SATA controller should fall under the line entry for IDE ATA/ATAPI > Controllers. Make sure the DVD drive is connected so that Windows can detect > it. Sometimes rebooting forces Windows to detect the SATA drive and install > the drivers for it. You may need to try different approaches. > -- > freddy > > > "Drem" wrote: > > > I used to have an IDE drive with XP, bought a SATA drive for Vista, but now > > my IDE HP dvd640 isn't showing up in my Explorer. Bought a brand new > > LGGSA-H62L SATA dvd drive and that too will not show up. > > > > This is the message I am getting: > > > > This device cannot start. (Code 10) > > > > "Could not load drivers software" > > > > |
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