Laura
December 9th 03, 02:27 PM
I think I've come across this same problem.
Instead of rebooting, open My Computer and select the
drive (CD drive for example). On the left-hand side, you
should see something that says "Eject this disk". When
you do this, it seems that Windows XP refreshes itself.
I had the same problem. Whenever I would load another CD,
it would still show the contents of the 1st CD. Let me
know if you still have a problem.
Laura
>-----Original Message-----
>after upgrading from windows 2000 to windows XP my cdrom
>no longer works correctly. If I load a different cd into
>the drive, the only way windows will recognize the new cd
>is to reboot with the new cd loaded in the drive. My Jazz
>drive also has this problem. Any advice appreciated -
>thanks.
>.
>
Instead of rebooting, open My Computer and select the
drive (CD drive for example). On the left-hand side, you
should see something that says "Eject this disk". When
you do this, it seems that Windows XP refreshes itself.
I had the same problem. Whenever I would load another CD,
it would still show the contents of the 1st CD. Let me
know if you still have a problem.
Laura
>-----Original Message-----
>after upgrading from windows 2000 to windows XP my cdrom
>no longer works correctly. If I load a different cd into
>the drive, the only way windows will recognize the new cd
>is to reboot with the new cd loaded in the drive. My Jazz
>drive also has this problem. Any advice appreciated -
>thanks.
>.
>