Need lg crn 8241b driver, missing

driver can be downloaded from your laptop/system manufacturer website.

It should be availble for free download from either the Dell website or the LG website. Just follow links for support and downloads.

Sorry, but the technologies are not forward-compatible like that. The CD can write about 700MB of data to a 4-3/4" CD, but cannot write to a DVD. It may be the same physical size, but DVDs hold approximately 4.7 GigaBytes, or roughly 6 times MORE data and use a completely different writing technique. The only choice is to go and purchase a new DVD writer and replace the CD writer completely. With the reduction in costs lately, look for a DVD-RW (ReWritable) so you can use disks over and over again instead of one time each. It requires that you buy slightly more expensive disk, but they can be re-written 100s of times.

Please run the Fix It on this page and it should resolve the issue for you. If the Fix it does not resolve the issue please try the manual resolutions suggested.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/982116

Robert from Blitware

Sounds as if it is time to get a new cd-rom drive . Most of the time when they do that they need replaced and it is cheaper to replace the drive then it is to fix it .

Check the Hardare manager is there any question mark at the icons of the CD drive? If the auto play does'nt work then the CD-rom is not reading the CD, either the CD format is different or the CD-rom lens is faulty. Note: don't remove Hardware when PC is running, you might cause damage to your Hardware devices.

Check http://www.cdrom-drivers.com/companies/436.htm

hi Rich24 this is is nichu
first of all check whether the cd rom is connected properly to the hard disc and the mother board.

then follow these steps
in the bios set up
enter into bootable devices
set the first bootable device as -CD Rom
2nd bootable device as -hard disc

this must solve your problem

can you boot off a windows install disk? if you cant use it to boot from it is possible the bios on the drive is corrupt and you might want to reflash the bios on the drive, like I said try to boot off a cd/ eject when computer first starts to boot, also is this removeable, might want to eject the whole drive and reinsert, also, ususally there is a pinhole on the outside where you can stick a small paperclip into to manually eject the drive.

Dear friend, In your system cdrom drivers currupted for that drivers you need to install a mscdx file in drive "c" then it works fine.