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13th Nov 2008, 13:01
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Hi guys, I seem to be having trouble with my disk drive.. Ive had my computer for a couple of years now and Ive never had a problem with it until today. I got Call of Duty World at War and went to install it but the autorun didnt work, so I went into my computer and double-clicked on my DVD/CD-RW drive but nothing happened for a minute or so then I got a message saying "d:/ Access is denied". Now i keep getting that message on what ever I put into my cd drive, even Cod4, which was fine until today.
Nothing has been changed on my PC & I am the only user. If anyone has any solutions, please let me know. Thanks Hollywood P.S. Spec is as follows, Dell Dimension DM051 Pentium 4 3.00GHz 2.00GB Ram NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GT 71.4Gb HDD TSST corp CDRWDVD TS-H492C SORRY !! Just realised this is in the wrong forum. Should be in Drives & Removable Media. so sorry, I'm new to this. Please shift my thread if possible. |
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13th Nov 2008, 18:21
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If XP, go to Start, Contol Panel, System, Hardware, Device Manager, DVD/CD-Rom Drives and uninstall the drive.
Hopefully on reboot XP will detect and fix the problem for you
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14th Nov 2008, 16:08
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Thanks for the help SocialWarfare.. I did what you asked and now my disk drive works fine except for when I try to run Call of Duty World at War. Ive tried the game on another machine and it worked so I dont think the game is faulty.
Would I need to get a new disk drive? If so, can you recommend one? Many thanks Hollywood |
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14th Nov 2008, 17:36
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You could try looking for a firmware update for that drive
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