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Windows freezes when inserting a cd

When inserting a cd it looks like an attempt is made to read it but windows completely freezes and the only option is to power off. Any ideas?

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  • James Neale May 31, 2006

    I reinstalled the latest driver for this device and all appears to be working. I did this very recently but it must not have installed properly, either that or a newer driver has just been released.

    Anyway thanks very much for your help, much appreciated.

  • gemmzy Dec 10, 2007

    when i insert a blank cd the drive doesnt recognise it, if im in windows media player and i click burn it says please insert a lamk disc, or sumtimes it freezes and stops respondin, any help would be much apreciated thankyou

  • Anonymous Dec 30, 2007

    will not burn a cd. can play a cd & dvd but will not burn

  • jerry dela cruz Feb 08, 2008

    hi, i have an acer 5560 laptop (2006 april) installed with win xp, 512 mb ram. my problem is that whenever i insert ANY media into the slot of my dvd player (matshita UJ 845 S), it cant read it.

    please help

  • Anonymous May 20, 2008

    my nec 5520 hangs windows when I insert a dvd... if i eject drive windows will come back again. it shows dvd as empty even when a disc is inside.. it reads cd and burns dvds without any problems... thinking of buying a new dvd, seen many others with this type of problem but no solution to it...

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Same here doesnt work

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GGF DOES IT WORK

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I had this happen to me with corrupted CD's, or just old scratched ones. If it's not specific, but happens with every CD you put in, then try the following- right click my computer>properties>hardware>device manager>right click on your burner drive>properties> You'll find a troubleshooting option there, and if you click on the driver tab you can also update the driver or roll back to a former driver. Let us know it it worked out(use the comment option), if not we'll try figuring something out ;] Good luck

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I suggest to optimized your computer.
by defragmenting your hard drive

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Which OS do you run on your PC? Does it the first time to install this CD-ROM ? How many CD-ROM's or DVD players are installed in your PC ? Your answers will help to direct you to the solution.

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Windows freezes when inserting a cd
is it a new unit just installed, if so what os are you using it sounds like the player is not compatible or you need to change some settings in the software. please let me know. the answers to my questions.I need more info to get you going.

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