Check disk didn't solve it and neither did new drivers. Some of the drivers told me I had a newer version in my computer, is that possible or this newer version is not the right one? As for changing the drive, I'll keep it in mind, but I'd like to know that'll solve the issue, I don't want to have to change something else 10 minutes later (budget thing).
The problem wasn't solved by either check disc or new drivers. Some of the drivers tell me I have a newer version. Is this possible or is it that the drivers intalled are not the right ones? As for changing the drive, yes, I think I will. But I would like to know that will solve the issue, I don't wanna have to change something else later (budget).
Through event viewer, I also discovered this repeated error: "ati eeu initialization of px failed." I don't know if it helps.
THings keep getting better. Now I can't play music cds, though I can play video dvds.
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