HDX 9010nr hd dvd drive dead

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  Hello

  If you use HP MediaSmart DVD to read Blu - ray disc, try the following.

  HP now provides a version of PowerDVD 10 Cyberlinks which seems to be a better solution.  Download the installer for it on the link below and save it to your desktop.

  FTP://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp53001-53500/sp53029.exe

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  When windows has reloaded, double-click the installer for PowerDVD 10 start the installation.  Once this done, see if your Blu - ray disc now plays OK.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Y at - it a BluRay DVD player for the HP HDX 9010nr?

  Y at - it a BluRay DVD player for the HP HDX 9010nr?

  All readers of the laptop are of standard size and fits any SATA Blu - ray drive. Remove the rear latch and your old scope and mount it on the new.

  Here's a thread where the guy did the same thing, Hüffer provided a video. He speaks of a Dell and it's a bit long, but there finally gets to the part where the collar is change.

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/notebook-hardware/remove-black-silver-bezel-from-optical-drive/TD-p/605405

  It's one from e - bay, that will work.

  http://CGI.eBay.com/Samsung-Blu-ray-BD-ROM-8X-DVD-RW-laptop-SATA-drive-new-/370491248810?PT=PCC_Drives_Storage_Internal&hash=item5642ffd0aa

  It was reported that Sony Blu - ray players give problems, but after reading some of these threads, it looks more like a software problem.

  When you install the drive and startup, Windows automatically installs the driver (s) for you. HP Media Smart DVD is the only software to playback Blu - ray that HP has to offer, and it can be problematic.

  I would recommend buying some third party software form ArcSoft or Cyberlink. Don't forget that Cyberlink makes the software for HP, so if you have problems with MS DVD, then they can occur with Cyberlink. You can always use first of all of their trial.

  Here is a link to DVD MS, I use this on my dv8 and she (he) will work in your Dragon.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=ob-87326-1&LC=en&DLC=en&cc=us&OS=4063&product=4011375&sw_lang=

  Save it on the desktop and install it from there, not in a temporary folder. If you use Commodo Fire Wall or AVG anti-virus software, these must be disabled before you download and install MS DVD.

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• DVD drive is dead - l need to reinstall XP Satellite A105

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• CD/DVD drive is dead - where can I get a new one?

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  I looked in Device Manager and says "this devide works correctly.

  I ran the Hardware Diagnostic Tools, which guard asks me to insert a CD of data within the drive, what I do, made the usual noises of research, ejects the tray and asks me to put a data CD in the drive. Finally fails with "No Media".

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• Error code 52 on HG62 Notebook PC - cd/dvd drive does not

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  BIOS recognizes my cd/dvd rom drive, but if I insert a disc, nothing happens. Can't find the workstation link player.  I tried to figure out how to download a new driver in the hope that the problem will be resolved, but continues to run into dead ends.

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  Hello Kristen,

  Try the following.

  Shut down the laptop.  Here tap f8 as soon as you press the power button to start the Windows Recovery Console.  Use the arrow keys to select "Disable driver signature enforcement" and press ENTER.

  When windows is loaded, the optical drive now shows under "computer"?

  If it now works Ok, try restarting the laptop - if the error doesn't happen again not great then, but if this is the case, the best option would be to replace the CD/DVD driver as follows.

  1. download the utility which will add "Take Ownership" to the contextual right click menu.  The download is on the following link.

  Appropriating

  It is a zipped file.  If you do not have an extraction utility installed, download and install 7-Zip (if you have a 64-bit version of Windows, you need this version of 7-Zip ) which can be used to open it so that you can run the Setup program.  Then just right click the folder zipped, select 7 - Zip and extract the files.  When you're done, open the newly extracted folder and you can find the utility to add "Take Ownership" to the right click menu.  Double-click it to install it and then close the window.

  2 open windows control panel, open Device Manager, open CD/DVD-ROM drives.  Click with the right button on the drive and select uninstall and click on the prompt to complete this.

  3 click on the Start Menu, open computer, double-click Local C drive, open the "Windows" folder, open the "System32" folder, right-click on the "drivers" folder and select Take Ownership.

  Just below this folder, open the folder "DriverStore", open the "FileRepository" folder, open the folder that starts "cdrom.inf", right click the ' filecdrom.sys' and select copy.

  Close all open windows and then paste this file to your desktop.

  4 still once, click on the Menu start, open the computer, double-click Local C drive, open the "Windows" folder, open the "System32" folder, then this time Open the folder "drivers", right-click and select Paste.  You should now get a prompt that the file already exists - select the option copy and replace and click on all additional guests to complete it.

  Once finished, close all open windows and reboot the laptop - see if this has corrected the error.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• A required cd/dvd drive device driver is missing. Please insert now

  Hello

  I have;

  HP Pavilion dv6 Notebook PC

  Lk960EA #abu

  This is the AMD version.

  My hard drive is dead (clunkcing, and when I joined this office machine, windows cannot load, it is not found in acronis either), so I put a 750 GB sata 2.5 drive replacement in an online store.

  When I try and install window 7 (via a USB, made using windows 7 USB / dvd tool, own iso ditial River) it still produces this message

  "A required cd/dvd drive device driver is missing. If you have a floppy drive, cd, DVD or usb flash drive please insert it now.

  Now, it's not to do with the dvd but actualy need the driver for the SATA controller drive, I checked the download page, but I can't find (the only driver chipset's usb 3.0)

  Now before anyone jumps and said 'just restore', I can't that HP didn't give a CD but rather to put the recoevery on the disk THAT DIED HARD, EXCELLENT WORK.

  Laptop computer comes with software to create your recovery discs & you usually invites shortly after setting up to make the whole. Are you sure you don't to do the game and put away them? Happened.

  Some have solved the problem that you are experiencing now by changing the usb port used.

• My problem with my cd/dvd drive

  Hi all

  My machine is running XP Professional. My problem is on the CD/DVD drive. In the normal state, when it is empty, it can be opened and closed just as usual. But for most of the CDes DVDes, a problem will occur.
  The problem is firstly that the CD or DVD don't either not read / recognized. Then the CD/DVD drive is no longer available in the my computer window as it is not recognized as well. And also to defrost to manage the list, it is not any element of CD/DVD drive!
  In these situations, whenever I need to reboot the PC once or several times and try to eject the cd drive and off this CD/DVD and restart the machine. Then the drive will come back again!

  How to fix this please?

  This could be a variety of problems. More of how the optical drive is a failure or some form of hardware failure.

  If you're lucky, it's a loose cable or a rider on the CSEL which does not work well.

  You didn't say if it was a drive ATA IDE (PATA) or SATA, so I'll give instructions for both.

  Both:

  Open the computer, unplug and reconnect the cables to the drive and where they enter the computer. This, for the power and data cables. The power is usually permanently secure in power, then only concern on the side of the road.

  If it is an IDE drive, check the jumper blocks. The jumper positions may vary depending on the brand. There is usually a graphic on the disc. If you have configured to use CSEL, change instead to be the master or slave, as appropriate. If you have two chained devices and both are on cable select, rather use the master and slave designations.

  I have not really had a problem with select cable with most of the computers in the past ten years, but it was an old problem that has sometimes created a situation like you described.

  Don't use a jumper for some parameters, and you may need to get a.

  Also if it is an IDE channel, check the connections on the other disk in the chain of disconnect and reconnect.

  Also while you are unplugging cables, use a can of compressed air to blow out the connectors. You should probably take the opportunity to blow in all of your computer as the accumulation of dust can cause problems and a build-up of heat.

  If disconnect and reconnect the cables and making sure that they are explicitly does help together as master or slave discs (master/slave is IDE only), try replacing the cable (SATA or IDE) data. Also if you have a free power cable, try swapping one in the player doesn't do not. It is rare, but it could be the problem.

  In addition, you should try to get a cd player, kit cleaning and cleaning the disc. Usually regardless of if the kit says its for a cd player, a dvd player or a computer.

  If none of this helps, the drive is probably a failure and you're S.O.L. I suggested swapping the cables first because a new cable is $ 5 - $10 while a new drive starts at $50. Also, you can usually pull a cable from a computer that you have retired (a good idea to get some spare since a broken computer parts before getting rid of it. If the hard drive was not the problem, you can use it as additional storage for the new computer. The optical drive can give you two in your new computer. The cables are spares for cases like this. Heck, don't throw up until you have two generations of dead computers, collecting dust. Keep the old as spare parts).

  Sorry, but I don't see a lot of other things that can help in addition to clean the disk, control & clean the cable connections and check jumpers (if IDE).

  Oh, one last thing.

  Log in as an administrator and check the Device Manager. Check if the drivers have been updated whenever recently since around the time you started to get into trouble. If so, roll back the driver.

  https://support.Microsoft.com/kb/283657?WA=wsignin1.0

• Support for HDX 9010nr video drivers

  HP does not support the HDX 9010nr.  This is obviously a big disappointment for the owners of this laptop great.  Is there another source of support.  The main problem is the driver for the Radeon 2600.  This would make the system usable.  Everything except the quick launch buttons seem to work. (And they have never worked very well in the first place.)

  Any help would be welcome.

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  Message edited by ProfessorB on 05/11/2009 07:14

  Try to install the ATI driver from following link:
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  Try to install the driver for quick launch of the following hyperlink:
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  While I am an employee of HP, I'm not an expert on all our products. When I offer advice, I do not speak for HP.