BlueRay drive problems

Shimshom · 09 Nov 2014

Berton said:

With SATA drives I've found it generally doesn't matter which SATA port the Optical drive uses as long as the BIOS sees it, also have seen it work best to keep SATA 0 for the first/bootable/OS drive [C:], again if the BIOS sees it as an HDD or SSD.

I agree with the above but worth trying just to eliminate the possibility that somehow that SATA port is physically damaged

Manlio · 12 Nov 2014

Just to close the thread: Despite many attempts to solve done, no final solving solution has been found. The best I can do is to go to drive proprieties and deactivate/activate the device. At that point I give up. Thanks to all of you for helping.