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This would indicate to me the optical drive is failing, and not a problem with a driver.
I'll try to keep it short.............
Driver: Small piece of software that allows the Operating System to communicate with a device
Device in this case is the CD optical drive. Windows O/S wasn't stated, but I suspect it's WinXP.
An optical drive is a mechanical device. As such, it is rated in hours of usage. And as a mechanical device it has a 'Life Cycle'. So many hours, and it's done.
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You can go to file explorer or file manager and click on the drive letter of your CD/DVD which is usually like a Drive D:, E: or later drive letter.
Once you click on the right driver letter in file explorer it's going to try to read it. It will then open up the files on the CD/DVD or try to start the application you may have installed for reading a CD/DVD.
If you don't have an application installed to view the CD/DVD it may give you a message that "Windows could not find a suitable application to open your file.." but it will ask to pick which application you'd like to try and open the CD/DVD with. Something like media player should show in the list if you have it installed.
Hi Vasava,
Before solving your problem.
Q.1. Is it only happening for this single document? Try to open other documents too. If you can open other word docs, you can eliminate the issue with Win Word application problem. The problem is in your document itself. If you can't open any other word docs, than this is the application problem.
Q.2 This is for Win Word application problem. Can you find "Microsoft Office Application Recovery" under "Start menu-->All Program-->Microsoft Office-->Microsoft Office Tools". Try recovering your application with this tool. It solve my problem with Ms Excel.
Q.3 Do you have Ms Office setup cd with you. This is if the above 2 fails. You will need to reinstall Ms Office.
My guess for you problem is, you have a defected document file.
Please try the above and let me know, if I can help further.
Gateway Direct systems went "media-less" back in September 2004. In the event of a system crash users could either 1) restore their systems from the Recovery Partition OR 2) from the backup media that they were prompted to create on first power-up -- which would provide them with up to 5 blank CD-R discs depending on their system's configuration.
On the factory load of the hard drive, the recovery partition will not contain operating system files. It only contains application and driver files. The first time the recovery partition is used, it prompts the user to insert their System Recovery CD/DVD to copy files from the CD to the recovery partition. The Drivers and Applications CD is not bootable and does not contain Operating System files. The System Recovery CD/DVD is bootable but does not contain any application or driver files. If the end-user erases the hard drive and restores the computer using the System Recovery CD/DVD and an Applications and Drivers CD, the recovery partition is not recreated.
This means that you will need the operating system restore disc FIRST then the recovery partition will work for you
.ISO files are archived filed ready for burning to a CD or DVD discs using burning programs like Nero. Thus, Nero software can open and burn this .iso files to discs. Also, Winrar can open and extract the files in a .iso file archive. Download Nero to burn or Winrar to open them
Just a question, have you tried using the application that was preinstalled on your NB, the Application named toshiba disc creator. that would be found by going to start = all programs = toshiba ( Folder ) = DVD/CD applications = Disc creator.
I have a Lexmark 2500 and was also unable to download the Imaging Studio. I was able to fix it by inserting the CD but not allowing the computer to install it. I went to my computer and right clicked on the CD and opened the files on the CD. I clicked on the Applications File Folder and opened it. There is a Setup/Setup Launcher that has a pic of a CD and shield next to it. I clicked on that and installed the Imaging Studio. Although it did not say Imaging Studio that is what installed! I never had to uninstall the printer only download that application. I'm so happy to have it working!! I have installed it on 3 computers! I hope this works for you!
I f you have the original cd, take a time and don't select the option "let windows find the file" Select..... Specify a Location. Click Browse. Browse the folder in your CD (provided by the manufacturer)
Open the folders (all of them to find the correct drive) and choose the driver for your wireless card. The driver Is inside for sure.(If you have the right cd)
OK.
Another tip is check it out on the cd if you have some Setup.exe to run the application. In that case, double click on Setup exe.
Hi , Have you checked with -
1. uninstalling and re-instlling the Adobe application once more?
2.the spooler - opn run on your computer and type down "net stop spooler"- let the command window close - then again pen ru and type down " net start spooler " and let the DOS / command window open and close again. Try taking the print with the printer in the ready status.
3. usbcable detection
Step 2 and 3 will not be most effective if the other applications are printing fine.
Try uninstalling and re-installing the Adobe application.
Or else you have to contact the Adobe vendor for further issues. It could also conflict if you have older version of IE in your computer.Becaus Adobe 8.0 is the latest version that might conflict with the older version of IE
What type of application are you using? I know that the new nero requires you to choose whether you want to write to dvd or cd before it will work. maybe your application is similar.
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