nero nie widzi napedu

[htvrr]

siemanko mam laptopa od della i nagrywarke sony DVD+-RW-DW-D56A i orginalny sowtwar to tego napedu firmy SONIC nie widzi napedu wspomne ze wczesniej mialem nero 7.2.0.3b i naped widzial cd i nagrywal je ale bardzo dziwnie bo plyta po wypaleniu wygladala jak by wypalona do polowy wypalalem data dvd po wlozeniu do napedu nie czytalo jej tylko pokazywalo foldery i nie moglo ich otwozyc wiec zainstalowalem orginalny sowtware i wtedy przestalo mi widziec naped w nero i w sonic prosze o pomoc jak ma widziec ten naped i dobrze nagrywac data dvd dzieki.................

[kaz-zie]

Odinstaluj wszystkie programy do wypalania płyt i sterowniki ASPI z systemu .Restartuj system i zainstaluj ponownie program do wypalania płyt

[htvrr]

siema kaz-zie niestety nic to nie pomoglo dalej nie widzi napedu co robic co robic kurka wodna zapodalem nowa wersje biosa do tego i tyle nic sie nie dzieje masz jeszcze jakis pomysl z gory dzieki

[anabolo]

Odinstaluj Nero - wyczyść rejestr windows z jego wpisów - zrestartuj komputer i dopiero zainstaluj na nowo Nero.

[htvrr]

siema wywalilem wpisy do rejestru nero doslownie wszystko zrobilem restart zainstalowalem nero i dalej dupa blada chyba zrobie format jak ma ktos inny pomysl to dziekuje z gory

[asterix]

jaki masz system ? z tego co wiem Alkohol 120% nie działa na każdym

[htvrr]

siemano jade na xp profesjonal ale sformatowalem dysk i widzi teraz go ale nie chce dalej nagrywac mysle ze mam walnieta spawarke dzwonie do della o wymiane dalej wypala jakby plyte do polowy zrobilem juz wszystko co moglem bios, porty,firmware,format i dalej to samo spartolilem z 20cd glownie sony i dupa blade spawarka siadla i tyle dzieki za wszystko panowie

[htvrr]

czesc wszystkim zrobilem spawarke za pomoca serwisu z della jak ktos bedzie mial problemy z nagrywaniem data dvd do polowy to macie rozwiazanie ja tak zrobilem i smiga wszystko
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>Check for drive indexing on removable media drive.
>
>Check to make sure that the removable media drive is not being indexed.
To
>do this, perform the following steps:
>
>Right-click the My Computer icon, on the desktop.
>Click manage.
>Click the (+) plus sign next to Services and Applications.
>Click the (+) plus sign next to Indexing Service.
>Click the (+) plus sign next to System.
>Click the Directories folder.
>In the right pane, check for D:\.
>If the entry exists, delete it.
>Close the Computer Management window and reboot the system.
>
>Remove all third-party hardware from the system.
>
>Unplug the power cable from the system and hold down the power button for
5
>seconds.
>Remove all third-party hardware. This may include, but is not limited
to:
>Peripherals such as printers or scanners
>1394 devices
>USB devices
>PCI cards
>Any hardware, internal or external, that was not shipped pre-installed on

>the system
>
>
>Download and install the optical drive firmware update from
>support.dell.com.
>
>Perform the following steps to download the files from
>http://support.dell.com:
>
>In the Enter Service Tag field, enter the service tag of your system.
>From the Select a Support Tool drop-down menu, select Downloads, and
click
>Go.
>Under Select Your Download Category, select Removable Media Storage
>Devices.
>Under Select an Operating System, select your operating system, and then

>click Go.
>Click the name of your CD drive.
>The Select Download Type page appears.
>Click the link to download the firmware.
>Click the filename that is listed for download.
>Click either Download Now Using HTTP or Download Now Using FTP.
>When the File Download window appears, select Save this program to disk,

>and click OK.
>Save the file to an easy to find location like the Desktop, and click
Save.
>
>Remove the UpperFilters and LowerFilters values with Registry Editor.
>
>The following procedure contains information about editing the Windows
>registry. Dell does not guarantee success or support these actions. Any
use
>of the information provided herein, is performed at your own risk. You
>should make a backup copy of the registry files prior to executing any of

>the following steps. Incorrect use of the registry editor and editing the

>registry files can cause serious problems that may require a complete
>reinstall of your operating system. Dell assumes no responsibility,
>expressed or implied, regarding the consequences of any action taken as a

>result of the information provided herein.
>
>Click the Start button, click Run.
>In the Open box, type Regedit, and then click OK.
>Click the plus sign (+) next to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE.
>
>When you click the plus sign (+) next to a folder, it will expand
>displaying the folders it contains in the left-hand pane of the Registry

>Editor. When a folder is highlighted, its contents will be displayed in
the
>right-hand pane of the Registry Editor.
>
>Click the plus sign (+) next to SYSTEM.
>Click the plus sign (+) next to CurrentControlSet.
>Click the plus sign (+) next to Control.
>Click the plus sign (+) next to Class.
>Click {4D36E965-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}.
>On the right hand side of the window, click UpperFilters.
>Click Edit on the menu bar.
>Click Delete, and then click OK.
>On the right-hand side of the window, click LowerFilters.
>Click Edit on the menu bar.
>Click Delete, and then click OK.
>Click File, and then click Exit.
>Restart the computer normally.