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I am completely stumped.
Following an unintentional power off ihave lost all mention of my internal cd/dvd drives. On bootup bios sees them and once booted up Device manager sees them but with a yellow exclamation mark next to them. DM says that the drivers are corrupted or missing. I was using the windows drivers that came with XP Pro. Because the PC won't recognise the drives I can't use my XP disc to do a repair. I have tried an external USB drive and this appears in exaclty the same way as the other drives. The ide connections internally are all solid and remade Does anybody have any ideas Matt Price |
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Go into device manager, and uninstall the devices. Then restart and the original drivers should reinstall themselves.
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Did you install the drivers from the xp disk, or the actual driver for the devices, like from the manufactures website? Anyway, if they show up in device manager, check the driver properties, make sure it says the device is working, and that it is enabled. Than check back in my computer, if you dont see it, right click and refresh. You could try going to windows explorer and see if you can see the devices.
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So, in fact, your hardare is still working though correct, just not showing up? example, if you put in a dvd, it should read it. You should be able to access you drives through dos, or while in windows, use the command prompt, and see if that works. This would at least tell you you can access them.
Let me know if this works.
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