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Old 01-27-2006, 09:38 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Just signed up and i am looking for some help with ym computer.

Ok I play a game called Battlefield 2 On my HP Pc. The Pc is a 2.8 1.5 GB of memmory, Dvd writer CD rom combo. Now heres the problem

Ok When i click on the icon for Battlefield 2 on ym desktop, the program begins to run, but about one second after an error message pops up saying that I need to insert the disc to play the game. Well the Game is in the Cd rom. Also This seems to happen for all cd's i put into my computer. I opened up the comp and checked all the connections but everythign seems allright

another thing i found was that in the add hardware wizard function if lists a small exclamation point nect to both of my drives?


so at this point im desperate... help pls
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Old 01-28-2006, 12:19 AM   #2 (permalink)
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well to solve the problem of the not being able to the game, check gamecopyworld.com to see if there's a no-cd crack, as far as the drives, click on the little exclamation marks and see what they say and post that
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Old 01-28-2006, 12:24 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Check the cable which attach's your drives to the motherboard. Unplug them and plug them back in tightly to make sure they have not come loose. My father in-law had this prob. during the X-mas holidays and his computer never moves. However I unplugged the drives and checked the pins etc. Plugged them back in and it worked fine.
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Check the cable which attach's your drives to the motherboard. Unplug them and plug them back in tightly to make sure they have not come loose. My father in-law had this prob. during the X-mas holidays and his computer never moves. However I unplugged the drives and checked the pins etc. Plugged them back in and it worked fine.

Illt ry that... thanks alot
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allright i tried that, and nothing changed....

any more sugestions?
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Old 01-28-2006, 03:04 AM   #6 (permalink)
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It might help if you go into Device Manager and disable/enable or uninstall/reinstall the device. If you double click on it in Device Manager it should give you a little info about what's wrong with it. Perhaps see what happens with only one of the CD drives installed.
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It might help if you go into Device Manager and disable/enable or uninstall/reinstall the device. If you double click on it in Device Manager it should give you a little info about what's wrong with it. Perhaps see what happens with only one of the CD drives installed.

allright, I click on the DVD rom drive and this is what comes up

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I would Uninstal the drive through windows through device manager and then reboot. Windows will add your optical drives again when it restarts.
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