Solved problem with DVDRAM GH24NS72 ATA device and DTSOFT virrtual CDROM

[yuval153]

hello,
i recently reinstalled my WIN7 on my pc, and when i deleted the OLD win7 from my OLD hdd,
my DVD/CD-ROM drives desapperd, and for the past 2 days im trying too re-install the drivers for those
DVD/CD-ROM.
what i tryed and didnt work:
- downloading drivers [try a few, dont know if they are good, but didnt work..]
- detaching the HDD, uninstall old DRIVERS, and than reataching.
- uninstalling old Drivers, and restart the pc.
- trying to let "Driver Software Installation" download the drivers - fail every time.

pls help me.. i dont know what to do.. and untill than, i cant install stuff with disc's, and virtual disc's
like deamon tools..

ty..

 

[fireberd]

Install/reinstall the Intel motherboard chipset drivers. See if that helps. One of the things the chipset drivers do is define (identify) all the devices on the motherboard. The only drivers for optical drives (CD/DVD) is the default built in Windows drivers. If the device is not identified or properly identified then Windows won't "see" it.

 

[yuval153]

Install/reinstall the Intel motherboard chipset drivers. See if that helps. One of the things the chipset drivers do is define (identify) all the devices on the motherboard. The only drivers for optical drives (CD/DVD) is the default built in Windows drivers. If the device is not identified or properly identified then Windows won't "see" it.

how can i find my motherboard drivers?
i got Asus p9x79 LE MB.
and i cant find an honest installation.


found this:
Windows cannot start this hardware device because its configuration information (in the registry) is incomplete or damaged. (Code 19)
at the "settings" of the DVDRAM

NVM !
i found a solution !!!!
i did this:
In "Programs and Features" right click iTunes and click "Repair". After completion, CD and DVD devices should appear in Device Manager with no conflicts. After finishing, if problem was fixed, go to "Computer", right click, then left click "System Protection" and "Create" your own "System Restore Point", in case this ever happens again.

and the disks just appered in the computer section!
[ i took it from there - https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc772156(v=ws.10).aspx ]