thank you sooooooooo much Manish.
i did everything to get back my blue-ray drive to show up in my desktop ..... tried everything.
the only solution that worked for me was your advise.
big thanks bro.
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Specifically my LG Bluray writer which uses which uses cyberlink powerdvd 10 programming cannot seem to recognize my graphics driver. I was told by LG support that the problem can be solved using the troubleshooter found at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/982116.
The troubleshooter, however, does not work with windows 8. I am hesitant to mess around the registry unless someone has had this problem and has fixed it.
Can someone please let me know if the windows 7 solution for this problem is the same solution for windows 8?
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thank you sooooooooo much Manish.
i did everything to get back my blue-ray drive to show up in my desktop ..... tried everything.
the only solution that worked for me was your advise.
big thanks bro.
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Thank you overmuch Ben ! ! !
Solved my huge problem.
/Vejling
I am still lost. I had to buy an external DVD RW so I could continue installing my media to the windows 8 machine. My internal DVD RW was working fine until I upgraded. I have tried the red edit, and the high and low bs, and even swapped to many different SATA ports on the motherboard , ASUS M5A97, it has 6 SATA Ports. In the BIOS it mentions the SATA connections and there was a choice between AHCI and IDE, I have tried both settings for the TSS DVD RW and it wont read or write a disc, it does show in explorer. I cannot understand how Windows 8 can see the drive but won't allow it to function.
Hi,
Do you have iTunes or PowerDVD ?
You might try checking the Permissions for the drive to make sure something weird didn't happen.
Try going to Device Manager, right click on the drive, select Uninstall, and reboot...