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problem with optical drive



 
 
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Old January 10th 09, 07:58 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
bossmayank619[_2_]
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Default problem with optical drive


hi i have a hp dv 6137tx and optical drive not burning dvd but reading
it properly.
when i try to burn a dvd using nero 8 i get error invalid block address
and it fails and eject the disc blank. i uninstalled reinstalled norton
no go same thing . i used nero clean up utility and installed deep
burner no go fails as well and eject the dvd blank in 10 sec . created
dual boot with xp and installed only drivers after xp no other app other
then nero 8 get exact same error . i tried finding a firmware update on
manufacturer website not avaialable . contacted hp no firmaware update
with them as well . have the latest bios version as per hp website .

so after all this i think it is optical drive gone bad but hp still
want to do a operating system resintall before replacing the drive. do
you think that will help or hp is just trying a thing thats not gone
work and i will go through a hassle for redoing my system for nothing.
or is there anything else anyone would suggest i can try to fix this .


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Old January 11th 09, 11:15 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
Rick Rogers
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Default problem with optical drive

Sounds like a faulty drive. Creating the dual boot with XP and having it
fail there under the clean install proves that it's not the existing
installation.

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"bossmayank619" wrote in message
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hi i have a hp dv 6137tx and optical drive not burning dvd but reading
it properly.
when i try to burn a dvd using nero 8 i get error invalid block address
and it fails and eject the disc blank. i uninstalled reinstalled norton
no go same thing . i used nero clean up utility and installed deep
burner no go fails as well and eject the dvd blank in 10 sec . created
dual boot with xp and installed only drivers after xp no other app other
then nero 8 get exact same error . i tried finding a firmware update on
manufacturer website not avaialable . contacted hp no firmaware update
with them as well . have the latest bios version as per hp website .

so after all this i think it is optical drive gone bad but hp still
want to do a operating system resintall before replacing the drive. do
you think that will help or hp is just trying a thing thats not gone
work and i will go through a hassle for redoing my system for nothing.
or is there anything else anyone would suggest i can try to fix this .


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bossmayank619

BM619
! DEVIL !


 




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