First of do one thing u should have chek your dvd rom detected or not in bios. if it is detected then chek another disk in to dvd rom after these same problem persist you should have to replace your dvd rom.
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Verify that your machine has a DVD drive (not a CD-RW or CD-ROM). The Windows 7 disc is a DVD and will not be read by all drives.
If you don't have a DVD drive you will need to:
--Install one --Use an external (USB) one --Follow Microsoft's guide for installing it off of a USB drive: Go to Microsoft Store
and buy a download of Windows 7 . While you’re there, get the free
Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool and the instructions for how it works.
Then use the tool to set up a USB drive that you can use to install the
operating system.)
the combo drive you listed above is a cd-rw/ DVD-ROM....meaning that it will play and burn cd, cd-r, and cd-rw disks. the dvd rom will only be able to play dvd-rom and dvd-r disks providing they are in the proper format. check that the disk in question is not a dvd-rw or (+2) disk. the drive will not recognize that a disk is in the drive if the disk isnt compatable. try a dvd movie, if that works then a dvd-r, if that works then try a dvd-rw +1. if the last option doesnt work then you will have to stick with the dvd-rom and dvd-r, or purchase a dvd-rw drive to install.
You may be using the wrong type of DVD format. Some DVD-ROMs and players will only read certain discs. i.e. DVD+R, DVD-R, DVD-RAM. If you are trying to read a DVD-R disc that was bought blank, and then had things burned to it, it may be that the disc wasn't finalised after burning. You could always try updating the Firmware version by downloading it from the website.
Please do the followings steps:
First check other dvd are able to read by your dvd drive if yes the your dvd drive is not compatible with the mentioned DVD+R M33-8067 disc
Second if your drive is not able to read other dvd discs then try to clean it by good quality lens cleaner available in the market
If still problem persist then you have to change your DVD drive .
INSTALL VISTA ANY WAY the problem is that windows can use the drive..
BOOT OF THE VISTA DISC
enter setup when the system boots up
go to booting options
and select the dvd rom as the first boot device
ensure the vista disc is in the drive
and save and exir setup
it will tell you to pree any key to boot from cd/dvd
and it will install vista without any hassle
ITs a dvd rom drive. It will not burn blank dvds in order to burn, it has to cd-r/cd-rw/dvd-r/dvd-rw. If a drive cannot write to a blank disc, it will eject it. Rom drives read only (Read Only Memory), Combo drives- burn cd's only read dvd's, and super drives both read and write to cds and dvds.
CDROM CAN NOT READ CD'S
Try cleaning the lens using a high grade CD Lens Cleaner. Sony\ACER\BENQ Lens Drives are notorious when it comes to
compatibility.
Hope this helps
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