Satellite 1410-801 and combo DVD SD-R2212

Hello.

I have a Satellite 1410 801 (with firmware combo DVD SD - R2212 1314).

I can't read any CD or DVD. Seeing is always on a few seconds after inserting the disc. I tried to use a disc of starting BACK with driver BACK from Toshiba. Without success.
According to the internet support site, there is no newer firmware for this material.

5 months ago I had the same problem, then the drive has been changed.

What can I do?

Thank you and best regads.

P. Perruchet.

Hello

That doesn't sound very well. You have more information about the change of the disk of 5 months ago?

The technician spoke of failure?

_____________________________________

As a first step in my opinion, you can go to the Device Manager (could be found in the control panel - system) and check if there is a problem!

If you had installed all the software that relates to the CD/DVD drive as programs that slows down the speed of your drive and uninstall it.

Bye Bob

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    Post edited by: Fenix_D
    Modified subject to beter reflect what the problem is (apparently erroneous file BIOS in Toshiba Download Center).

    Hi Fenix,

    Wow... He tooked a lot of time to read your post...

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