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  1. bagavan
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       New #11

    read this

    dvd problem

    is it a loose cable problem or mobo problem?
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  3. Bill2
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    Windows 7 x64 pro/ Windows 7 x86 Pro/ XP SP3 x86
       New #12

    It could be. Try the MS Fixit.

    Your CD or DVD drive cannot read or write media

    If that doesnt help, try the solutions on this page.

    blank cd's and blank dvd's not recognized Win7
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  4. bagavan
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       New #13

    the problem is the drive is not recognized by the bios..
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  6. brummyfan
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       New #14

    The solution in this thread may help you:
    CD/DVD Drive not recognized - Tech Support Forum
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  7. Bill2
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       New #15

    brummyfan said:
    The solution in this thread may help you:
    CD/DVD Drive not recognized - Tech Support Forum
    The solution about deleting the upper and lower filters is the one suggested in my earlier post too.
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  8. bagavan
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       New #16

    what is upper and lower filter?
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  10. brummyfan
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       New #17

    Sorry, I didn't make it clear, the last post in that thread(No:9).

    You are trying a wrong BIOS,they are not for W7.
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