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Do you or have you ever used products by IObit?
That includes Advanced System Care.
A long shot; but try playing a little Pavarotti and see if that fixes it.
Access denied on dvd drive
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New #12
YES - installed it last week.
You think that is the problem?
The reason I ask is because I also installed it on my laptop and have no problems with dvd drive working properly.
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New #13
I think I made a mistake - the program I installed is -- Advanced Uninstaller PRO | A Swiss Army Knife for PC Users
This isn't related to Iobit, is it?
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Posts : 21,004 Desk1 7 Home Prem / Desk2 10 Pro / Main lap Asus ROG 10 Pro 2 laptop Toshiba 7 Pro Asus P2520 7 & 10New #14
Well my mistake at post #4 I read that as solved but apparently not but looks like itcan be handled without any input from me.
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New #15
Windows 7 does not want such programs or need such programs.
It could very easy be your problem.
I would not have such programs on my computers.
The big problem is once you remove the program you really don't know if it fixes the problems it has created.
I'm thinking that IObit is spreading out with their Advance programs under another name. I can't prove it but it does have a smell about it.
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New #16
I only use the uninstall and remove temp files feature, but as I said, it had no effect on my laptop dvd drive.
Thanks again, Jack, for all your help.
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New #17
This is a scan I ran just now- nothing involves anything in Registry.
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New #18
Found the answer.
I turned off WMC and WMP and rebooted and turned back on and rebooted again, and the drive now works properly.
Have no idea why, but happy about it.:)
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