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...and it's VERY frustrating!
I have an ASUS G752VT laptop running Windows 10 (1909). It has 16GB of memory, and the system type is 64-bit OS. When I start up my computer the cd drive makes a sound indicating it's going to work. I go to "This PC" and click on DVD RW Drive (E
: It says to insert a disk and opens the little drawer.... There's already a dvd inside, however. I push the drawer back in and go to Windows Media Player. WMP doesn't indicate anywhere on the interface that there's a cd in the drive. It just has old videos there that I can watch.
Some of my USB ports don't function either, actually. I have 4.
I spent a few hours going into the BIOS or whatever and disabling and enabling things in there such as Launch CSM and Boot Options, etc. Nothing helped. I looked under "Device Manager" and it lists "DVD/CD-ROM drives > TSSTcorp CDDVDW SU-228GB".
When I right click on TSSTcorp CDDVDW SU-228GB and scroll down to "Properties" it brings up a box, and under "General" the Device Status says "This device is working properly". Under "Driver" I see the "Driver Date" is 6/21/2006 - ugh. That doesn't seem good. When I click on "Update Driver" it says I'm up to date.
I click on "Events" and under "Information" it has this:
Device SCSI\CdRom&Ven_TSSTcorp&Prod_CDDVDW_SU-228GB\4&e84421f&0&010000 was migrated.
Last Device Instance Id: SCSI\CdRom&Ven_TSSTcorp&Prod_CDDVDW_SU-228GB\4&e84421f&0&010000
Class Guid: {4d36e965-e325-11ce-bfc1-08002be10318}
Location Path:
Migration Rank: 0x0
Present: true
Also, under "Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Devices and Printers" there isn't a CD/DVD drive listed.
*sigh*
THANKS for listening!
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I have an ASUS G752VT laptop running Windows 10 (1909). It has 16GB of memory, and the system type is 64-bit OS. When I start up my computer the cd drive makes a sound indicating it's going to work. I go to "This PC" and click on DVD RW Drive (E
: It says to insert a disk and opens the little drawer.... There's already a dvd inside, however. I push the drawer back in and go to Windows Media Player. WMP doesn't indicate anywhere on the interface that there's a cd in the drive. It just has old videos there that I can watch.Some of my USB ports don't function either, actually. I have 4.
I spent a few hours going into the BIOS or whatever and disabling and enabling things in there such as Launch CSM and Boot Options, etc. Nothing helped. I looked under "Device Manager" and it lists "DVD/CD-ROM drives > TSSTcorp CDDVDW SU-228GB".
When I right click on TSSTcorp CDDVDW SU-228GB and scroll down to "Properties" it brings up a box, and under "General" the Device Status says "This device is working properly". Under "Driver" I see the "Driver Date" is 6/21/2006 - ugh. That doesn't seem good. When I click on "Update Driver" it says I'm up to date.
I click on "Events" and under "Information" it has this:
Device SCSI\CdRom&Ven_TSSTcorp&Prod_CDDVDW_SU-228GB\4&e84421f&0&010000 was migrated.
Last Device Instance Id: SCSI\CdRom&Ven_TSSTcorp&Prod_CDDVDW_SU-228GB\4&e84421f&0&010000
Class Guid: {4d36e965-e325-11ce-bfc1-08002be10318}
Location Path:
Migration Rank: 0x0
Present: true
Also, under "Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Devices and Printers" there isn't a CD/DVD drive listed.
*sigh*
THANKS for listening!
Continue reading...