My TS-L632D DVDRW ....

so bios pages dead?
not told that, are all bios pages looking ok
BIOS pages good
windows 10 has over 100 unique BSOD page codes and not told.
ms has an example of each for 10 support there.
but no blue screen told of vast.
nor what OS this
w10 does auto self repair if you cold hard boot it 3 time and force the boot to fail 3 times, using power button alone, ask.

you did not say BSOD why, say just blue>?
W10 and older love to BSOD easy for these things.
1:gpu card drive wrong, so remove the card? run on iGPU
2: turn off FAST BOOT, wow, no more BSOD
3: bad DDR2 test them 1 by 1.

if only BSOD on a game or only 1 game say so. that is a bad GAME.
or wrong video driver.

It should just plug in and windows will reconize it.

go to my computer and look at the cd drive.if it says cd-rom you can't burn cds,dvd-rom will not burn dvds.only cd-rw,dvd-ram,dvd/cd-rw can burn cds.dvd-+,dvd-minus and dvd ram can burn dvds

Replacements are UC823 and TS-L632 / TS-L632D , TS-L632D/DEKH.

If you had problem with TS-L632 you may need to update the bios.

Replacement here:

UC823 - DVD+RW 8X Optical Drive

On the bottom of the notebook under the DVD drive push the latch to eject the DVD module. Once the module is ejected gently re-insert the module using both thumbs until you hear a click. Your DVD should now be recognized by the computer.

Here is your product support webpage .
Click on the CD/DVD firmware,download and install.
http://support.dell.com/support/downloads/driverslist.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=gen&ServiceTag=&SystemID=INSPIRON1300/B130&os=WW1&osl=en&catid=&impid=

PS You are correct,As long as a player/burner has power attached to it it wil light up and run but this had nothng to do iwith it communicating with the computer. This only had to do with the mechanics of the device.


http://support.dell.com/support/downloads/driverslist.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=gen&ServiceTag=&SystemID=INSPIRON1300/B130&os=WW1&osl=en&catid=&impid=

hah. last time i had this happen it was hardware failure on the cd/dvd drive... i hope this isnt the case!

these drives always have satisfactory drivers in windows itself. in your device manager, (control panel--> system-- hardware tab--device manager), does it show your drive in the right place? or is it below in the yellow question mark category indicating that there's a problem?

from your descrition, it sound a bit like you have a bad disk in there not a bad drive, but that's just a guess at this point.

in the device manager, if you "uninstall" your drive, on reboot, the drivers will be installed again ( I assume you have windows xp?). this may help refresh your drivers...

I remember in an older laptop, I upgraded to windows xp service pack 3, and it was that service pack that made my drive at weird, so i went back to sp2

dont worry all u need to do is that shut down the computer first and then take the dvd drive out of the computer and then let it be like that for one minute and then put the dvd drive back in and then turn on the computer and then check in my computer and it should be visible ini my computer and it will definately work and then delete the upper filter and the lower filter from the registry and restart the computer once again and it will defiantely help u out...good luck...

it's running hot..get a new one

and you got backup?

Download this update from acer: http://www.acerpanam.com/flex/acerdrivers/bin/drivers.html?CFID=437417&CFTOKEN=53098612

and then install. This should fix you problem.

If not try also downloading:

Try downloading Bios from http://www.acerpanam.com/flex/acerdrivers/bin/drivers.html?CFID=437417&CFTOKEN=53098612

and then install it.

Also download http://www.acerpanam.com/flex/acerdrivers/bin/drivers.html?CFID=437417&CFTOKEN=53098612

and install it.

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