GMA 4082n device driver not working properly code 39

does need driver because windows make the drivers it self for that hardware

The dvd does not need driver, you need to reinstall Windows.

backup whatever information you have and run the system recovery through the disks you received when you purchased the computer. If you can perform the recovery then you know the hardware is fine and that you were experiencing software corruption.

you need to do
1) confirm the dvd driver works ok at other same laptop or find a usb dvd drive adapter to check it works well or not, the dvd driver damage if not
2) check the dvd interface pins (no damage or disconnection) on the motherboard, there is hardware problem that you can not see or heard any lights and driving sounds when the power on

First go into Setup (usually F1,F2 or del) at start-up. See if your drives show up there. With Windows running, right click My Computer, left click Properties, left click Hardware, left click Device Manager, left click DVD/CD-ROM drives. Also check IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers. Do the drives show up there? If they do right click on drive and left click Update Driver. If they are not there go back to System Properties and left click on Add Hardware Wizard. This will search for devices. It may ask you to insert Windows CD which of course you can not do because the drives don't work. Try a different drive. When you cleaned out your computer did you delete or uninstall Office? That may be what caused this problem. None of this may work but it is a starting point.

check whether the device is detecting properly on bios or not

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314060


Try this article...............hope it should work otherwise would suggest something lese as well......All the best....TC

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Go back to the device in device manager, right click on it and select properties, then under the driver tab click on "Roll back driver" button and see if that does the trick.

sounds like your cd/dvd is mechanically shot. time for a new one.