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May 18th 08, 11:49 PM
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CD-Rom Drive Missing from My Computer
The CD Rom drive passed out of existence from My Computer, with Vista Home Premium 32-Bit operating system installed in a emachines desktop PC. The error code is: This device cannot start. (Code 10). The driver version is: 6.0.6001.18000 I do not know what caused this problem. Does anyone know how to restore the CD Rom drive? -- Don1 
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May 19th 08, 01:09 AM
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CD-Rom Drive Missing from My Computer
Hi,
Try the resolution steps he http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929461 -- Best of Luck, Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/ Windows help - www.rickrogers.org My thoughts http://rick-mvp.blogspot.com "Don1" wrote in message ... The CD Rom drive passed out of existence from My Computer, with Vista Home Premium 32-Bit operating system installed in a emachines desktop PC. The error code is: This device cannot start. (Code 10). The driver version is: 6.0.6001.18000 I do not know what caused this problem. Does anyone know how to restore the CD Rom drive? -- Don1
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May 20th 08, 03:00 PM
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CD-Rom Drive Missing from My Computer
I have the same problem in Vista X32 the DVD-Rom disappears and or will not
respond when a disc is in the drive; formatting and reinstalling the OS does not solve the problem. Unfortunately the fix that Rick Rogers listed DOES NOT WORK or FIX the PROBLEM. What I believe to be the problem is a conflict in the "storage controller drivers"; in the device manager I have 2 listed "ITE IT8212 ATA RAID Controller and Microsoft iSCSI Initiator". Anyone have any ideas how to fix or disable MS initiator driver please share your experience. Sincerely, "Don1" wrote: The CD Rom drive passed out of existence from My Computer, with Vista Home Premium 32-Bit operating system installed in a emachines desktop PC. The error code is: This device cannot start. (Code 10). The driver version is: 6.0.6001.18000 I do not know what caused this problem. Does anyone know how to restore the CD Rom drive? -- Don1
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May 23rd 08, 04:13 AM
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CD-Rom Drive Missing from My Computer
"SpyCatcher" wrote: I have the same problem in Vista X32 the DVD-Rom disappears and or will not respond when a disc is in the drive; formatting and reinstalling the OS does not solve the problem. Unfortunately the fix that Rick Rogers listed DOES NOT WORK or FIX the PROBLEM. What I believe to be the problem is a conflict in the "storage controller drivers"; in the device manager I have 2 listed "ITE IT8212 ATA RAID Controller and Microsoft iSCSI Initiator". Anyone have any ideas how to fix or disable MS initiator driver please share your experience. Sincerely, "Don1" wrote: The CD Rom drive passed out of existence from My Computer, with Vista Home Premium 32-Bit operating system installed in a emachines desktop PC. The error code is: This device cannot start. (Code 10). The driver version is: 6.0.6001.18000 I do not know what caused this problem. Does anyone know how to restore the CD Rom drive? -- Don1 I am having a similar problem.My dvd rom works for a few minutes and then quits. I've tried everything listed in discussion groups that I can find. Although I have a Gateway ML6703 notebook and not an emachine, I found a temporary fix. It might work permanently for you. I have something called Gateway Recovery Center listed in my programs, you might have something similar. That gives me a listing of Recovery, Programs, Hardware, & Applications for Drivers External Media. I clicked Hardware and under that was Device Driver Recovery. Under that was a list of the Drivers Installed in my computer. I didn't see what I was looking for but there was one that said OTHERS with a ? next to it so I clicked it and it said TI Flash Media Reader 2.0.0.6 WHQL 12-17-06. Well what the heck, I clicked install and what do you know, the dvd worked and was listed in COMPUTER again...only 10 minutes later it vanished once again. Like I said, this was temporary for me but maybe it would work for you because now I am getting error messages telling me that this Texas Instruments Media reader is having compatibility issues with my Mass Storage Controller so I am back once again to square one.
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May 23rd 08, 12:48 PM
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CD-Rom Drive Missing from My Computer
Thank you for responding... I do not have any conflicts in the device
manager, the OS is from my MSDN account, I use a desktop I built. "sarat" wrote: "SpyCatcher" wrote: I have the same problem in Vista X32 the DVD-Rom disappears and or will not respond when a disc is in the drive; formatting and reinstalling the OS does not solve the problem. Unfortunately the fix that Rick Rogers listed DOES NOT WORK or FIX the PROBLEM. What I believe to be the problem is a conflict in the "storage controller drivers"; in the device manager I have 2 listed "ITE IT8212 ATA RAID Controller and Microsoft iSCSI Initiator". Anyone have any ideas how to fix or disable MS initiator driver please share your experience. Sincerely, "Don1" wrote: The CD Rom drive passed out of existence from My Computer, with Vista Home Premium 32-Bit operating system installed in a emachines desktop PC. The error code is: This device cannot start. (Code 10). The driver version is: 6.0.6001.18000 I do not know what caused this problem. Does anyone know how to restore the CD Rom drive? -- Don1 I am having a similar problem.My dvd rom works for a few minutes and then quits. I've tried everything listed in discussion groups that I can find. Although I have a Gateway ML6703 notebook and not an emachine, I found a temporary fix. It might work permanently for you. I have something called Gateway Recovery Center listed in my programs, you might have something similar. That gives me a listing of Recovery, Programs, Hardware, & Applications for Drivers External Media. I clicked Hardware and under that was Device Driver Recovery. Under that was a list of the Drivers Installed in my computer. I didn't see what I was looking for but there was one that said OTHERS with a ? next to it so I clicked it and it said TI Flash Media Reader 2.0.0.6 WHQL 12-17-06. Well what the heck, I clicked install and what do you know, the dvd worked and was listed in COMPUTER again...only 10 minutes later it vanished once again. Like I said, this was temporary for me but maybe it would work for you because now I am getting error messages telling me that this Texas Instruments Media reader is having compatibility issues with my Mass Storage Controller so I am back once again to square one.
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