DVD Optical Drive Not Recognized in Windows or BIOS

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  1. R4dul
    Posts : 58
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
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    marduino said:
    Never solved the problem. I was going to buy a new drive but they're pretty expensive and I rarely need to use it so its not worth it to me...
    And you may be waste money since the problem may be the conector on the motherboard or the controller not the DVD drive.
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  3. pierrauto
    Posts : 2
    Windows 7 Home Premium 32bit
       New #12

    Have you found a solution because I have the same problem with an ACER ASPIRE 5520 running with Windows 7. The problem came while I was upgrading from Vista to 7. Also, if I open the System Informations windows, under Software Environment, Driver System, at the Starting Mode column, it is written Deactivated for:
    cdfs, CD/DVD File System Reader
    crcdisk, Crcdisk Filter Driver
    udfs, udfs
    ws2ifsl Driver IFS Winsock

    I hope those informations help find a solution.
    Thank you in advance for your help.
    Also, when I go to BIOS, I can open the reader door with the button. As soon as Windows 7 start, I loose power.
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