CDROM. SYS error

Help, please. I was using a DVD - RW external via USB. Today, the system will not and says that the driver is damaged or corrupted. I tried to update the driver but no luck.

Try the following MS KB article:

http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/314060

Follow the steps for Windows Vista, which should also work for Windows 7.

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