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I have an Hp pavilion slimline. The problem that im having is, when i load a cd or dvd in the drive, its very sluggish and plays the content very slow what could it be?
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1. Turn on your HP Pavilion Slimline computer.
2. Press "F2." This attempts to load your HP BIOS. You are prompted to enter a password.
3. Type "merlin" into the password prompt and press "Enter" to unlock the password on your HP Pavilion Slimline BIOS.
Check the Device Manager to make sure that the OS does not have any issues with the device. If there is an exclamation point ( ! ), then Windows has issue with it. If there is an " ! " then right-click on the device and select update driver.
If the drive shows in My Computer, right-click on the drive and select "eject" from the list. This will verify that the OS is talking to the device.
Check your BIOS settings to make sure that it appears in the BIOS and is not disabled.
Also, Microsoft recently released an update to disable Auto-Play on CD/DVD drives. If Auto-Play isn't working (due to this update), then put a music/movie cd/dvd into the drive and open Windows Media player and try to play the disc through there.
The drive may not be "broken" it just may be that auto-play has been turned off by Microsoft.
it happens u reinstall ur os as soon as u install do not install any other drivers first u install sound drivers later after 1 restart u install other drivers it works
The DVD drive should have one or two small phillips head screws on the side that will allow you to slide the drive out through the front of the PC. Just be careful that you don't damage the ribbon cable when you do this.
Upgrading a certain parts in the computer depends on what purpose you want it to perform. If you're a GAMER or using imaging sofwares, then use MidRange Video Cards, like 7600GT. If the space on your Casing is very tight, then using low voltage Video cards like 7300LE.
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