Re: I have written a dvd using LG dvd drive after that i...
After this problem i have open the cpu cabinate and put dvd drive out of it.
then opening the dvd drive i had fixed the tray and problem get solved!
it take only five minutes!
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4) Unplug the power cable (15-pin), and the data cable (7-pin) to the DVD-R/W drive.
5) Press the Power On button in, and hold it in for a count of Five seconds. Let go of the Power On button. Do this procedure TWO more times.
6) Plug the power cable, and data cable back into the DVD-R/W drive.
7) Close the computer case, and plug the computer back into power. WAIT 1 minute, turn the computer on. After Windows loads you should see a pop-up, "Found new hardware", and perhaps another one, "Found XXXX DVD-R/W optical drive"
Number 5 above clears the CMOS Error Codes out, and resets BIOS settings back to the factory default settings. Unplugging the optical drive, (DVD-R/W drive) ,and performing number 5, kind of slaps BIOS around, and makes it recognize the drive is attached, and also Windows. Makes Windows match of one of it's thousands of generic drivers for the DVD-R/W drive.
First, open the external casing.
You'll find an "internal" CD/DVD drive, connected to an adapter, and the adapter connects to the USB cable.
Now, look at the adapter -- it could be a "parallel-ATA" interface, or it could be a "SATA" interface. The new CD/DVD drive will have to have the same connectors (data and power) as the adapter.
You might have to exchange the SATA device for a Parallel-ATA device.
If you have a parallel-ATA CD/DVD drive, look at the back of it.
There is a tiny jumper, and a few labelled settings:
* MA(ster)
* SL(ave)
* C(able)S(elect)
Move the jumper to the 'MA' setting, so that the USB-adapter will recognize the CD/DVD drive.
Connect the drive to the adapter.
Close the case.
You're good to go!
just insert a blank dvd in writer and send the file to dvd drive showing in ur computer by write click on the file and choose send to say dvd rw drive f.
when all the files are transferes to your dvd drive. click on my comuter and open this dvd drive there you see a option in the left panel " write these files in to disc".
click that option wait for some minutes until a popup comes saying writing completed .
now your file has been successfully written in the disc.
Well I know this seems obvious but is the PC on while you are trying to close the drive? Restart PC and push the button as soon as you see something on the screen. Most drives can be closed manually a few times without injuring the ejection motor. Try this and if it doesn't work then the drive is probably jammed in that position from something brushing up against it while it was out... Just play with it gently until you get it to go back in.
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