Re: [Dynapi-Dev] Very off topic

[Doug M. <do...@cr...>]

What OS are you using?
What is the nature of your Hardware? (motherboard/bios)

I have found that somehting like this is often cause
by a conflict within windows..
The most common solution is as follows:

1-Remove the new device from you computer
    (unplugg it completely, and remove it from the device
    manager in Window control panel)
2-Reboot
3-did the DVD-ROM return? If so skip to step 7
4-remove the DVD-ROM
    (unplugg it completely, and remove it from the device
    manager in Window control panel)
5-reboot
6-shut down and re-install your DVD-ROM drivers and all
7-in the device manager, find out what IRQ the
    DVD-ROM is using
8-reboot, and press delete (or escape or whatever) to enter your
    Bios config..
9-in the bois config you wan tto go to you PNP config menu
    (or whatever menu allows you to set options for specific
    IRQs)
10-for each irq you should have two or more options, two of these
    options will be PNP and Manual (or the equive)
11-set the irq your DVD-ROM is using to be
     NOT PNP(plug and Play)
12-shut down your computer being sure to save your new bios settings
13-plug back in the CDBurner and start your computer
14- now windows should install it on a different irq which will not conflic
with
    your DVD-ROM.

Yer welcome

Doug Melvin
----- Original Message -----
From: "Eytan Heidingsfeld" <ey...@tr...>
To: "Dynapi-Dev" <dyn...@li...>
Sent: Thursday, December 14, 2000 9:48 AM
Subject: [Dynapi-Dev] Very off topic


> Hi guys.
> I've been having this problem forever now and am going crazy.
> I recently bought an HP 9510i burner,. When I installed it everything was
> fine. That minute i rebooted(on it's request) ym DVD-ROM (previously
> installeD) and my CDBurner disapeared.
>
> HELP
> 8an
>
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