Cd/DVD Bluray asks to format everthing

Very simple, first take backup of all your Data on a Separate Hard Drive or CD, DVD, BluRay or Pen Drive etc. Afterwards, use your Operating System disk (that you're going to use after formatting), as you insert Operating System CD/DVD in your CD/DVD Drive, you'll get options out of which one would be suggesting you to format your Hard Disk, In Format Options, you'll get two sub options or even more, better and safe to choose default option (On which the cursor automatically sets before you choose, but if uncomfortable, call your Computer Service Center). As you hit that option, you'll find your Hard Drive getting formatted and after that, your computer will prompt you with Operating System Installation options.

And if you're about to format a Hard Drive, but not to setup an Operating System on it, even easier: After Backup of your data on that Hard Drive, just right click its icon and choose Format and you'll be able to do so after a few options.

Also, you can learn from Help and Support Section.

Insert a blank diskette into the floppy drive. Click start click on computer you should see all of you drives.

Right-click on Drive A. You will see the option to format the drive.

Click on Format. Depending on your operating system, you will see an option that reads either "Create a system disk" or "Create a MS Dos system disk." Click the box next to this option.

Click the "Start" button to begin formatting the disk.
When completed, you will have a bootable floppy disk.

For CD Rom or DVD disks

Open the software that you use to burn or write files to the CD-rom or DVD drive.

Click on "Make a Data CD or DVD." Insert a blank CD-R or DVD-R disk into the drive.

Look for the option to "Make this disk bootable." You may have to scroll over the various icons displayed to find this option. Click on the option.

Burn the CD or DVD as usual. Once completed, this disk can be used to boot your computer.

hope this helps

Just get an Operating System CD/DVD, you want to format with, place it in your CD/DVD drive and make a computer reboot. When the computer will restart, during the pre-booting process, it will show "Press any key to boot from CD/DVD". Now press any key to start the formatting process (But before that, be sure, you have CD/DVD boot option ON in the BIOS settings).
Now follow the on-screen instructions. That's all.



For more details how to format Windows 7 from CD/DVD, read this section: http://howtoformatacomputer.com/format-windows-7

If you are willing to format Windows 7 from USB Drives, you may want to read this section: http://www.intowindows.com/how-to-install-windows-7vista-from-usb-drive-detailed-100-working-guide/

NOTE: If booting from CD/DVD is disabled in your BIOS and you don't know how to enable it, please let us know by commenting over this reply.


Hope this helps, Mrityunjay

I understood your problem...Harman Kardon BDP1 BluRay Player generally it cause due to lens problem and data processor it may be creates a problem.

you have one option to use lens cleaner CD which removes dust from the lens it may be helpful to you.

Thank you for giving me opportunity to solve your problem.

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Sorry to say, no; this is a model limitation not a fault as such. XV-N670B is a DVD player, and the playable formats are:

DVD-Video, DVD-RW/-R, +RW/+R, CD, CD-R/RW, SVCD/VCD, WMA/MP3/JPEG, DivX. No Blu-ray support.

The JVC XV-BP11 and XV-BP1 do play Blu-Ray discs, as they are specifically Blu-Ray players (according to the JVC website).

I have heard of quite a few Blu-Ray players allowing DVD playback. The XV-BP1 supports the following playable media: BD-R/RE (Blu-Ray), DVD-Video/-R/-RW, R/ RW, CD, USB (again, this is from the same JVC website). You would need to purchase this or a similar Blu-Ray player to enjoy the benefits it has to offer (but it's up to you if you want one of those later on).

DVDs are still good, the 'disc error' message on your DVD player is normal due to the wrong media format inserted. The bonus here is it didn't cost you anything to ask, and you don't need a workshop quote on repairs.

This is the best free advice I can offer.

Hi,
Use clone dvd software ,because some dvd burn protect from copy option.

Reply me .

If you are facing problems of freezing and non-readable disc you should first try lens cleaning, the best option would be to give it for repairs to Sony if your product is under warranty

try to reinstall the cd software that comes with your bluray drive. that should work..if not try your bluray drive on other computers if you have the same problem..i think you have a problem with your bluray drive...hope this helps..ITTech7574

Hi Terry,

The answer is pretty simple, the ZV series is about 4 years old, back then DVD manufacturers decided which formats they would support as it was too expensive to make desktop drives, let alone, laptop drives that supported all formats. That drive only works with DVD-R and I believe DVD-RW. If you want to burn other formats, the laptop will only support them if you add an external drive of a newer make.

Note: Virtually all current models support ALL DVD formats and many support BluRay as well.

Hope this helps,


Chris

FORMATTING
insert your windows or recovery cd restart when ask to boot with cd hit enter follow instructions
Or you can insert cd continuosly press f7 options for startup will show highlight cd or cd/dvd option then hit enter again follow instructions