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CD Problem
I inherited a computer which will not open a CD in the CD drive. I
know this could be a hardware or driver problem, but ..... If in Windows Explorer I click on the CD drive (D when there is *no* CD in the drive, the CD drive shows two folders. If I open either of the two folders I see that I have been directed to a location on the hard (C drive. Thus it seems there is a link from D: to C: somehow. I suspect I need to remove the link somehow, but I can't figure out how. How do I do this? Gus |
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Go to the CD Burning folder and delete the temp files.
C:\Documents and Settings\user_acct\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\CD Burning ---------------------------------- "gus" escribió en el mensaje ... I inherited a computer which will not open a CD in the CD drive. I know this could be a hardware or driver problem, but ..... If in Windows Explorer I click on the CD drive (D when there is *no* CD in the drive, the CD drive shows two folders. If I open either of the two folders I see that I have been directed to a location on the hard (C drive. Thus it seems there is a link from D: to C: somehow. I suspect I need to remove the link somehow, but I can't figure out how. How do I do this? Gus |
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CD Burning is a hidden folder but you can either unhide it in Tools\Folder
Options\View\Show all hidden files and folders, or type the route in Start\Run\ to open the folder. And while you are deleting temp files, also delete those in: C:\Documents and Settings\user_acct\Local Settings\Temp and in C:\WINDOWS\Temp Some files that are being used will not get deleted but you can select every file and folder inside the Temp folder and only those that are leftover will be deleted. And if you want to play it safe, use CCleaner to delete all temp files. ------------------------------------------ "gus" escribió en el mensaje ... I inherited a computer which will not open a CD in the CD drive. I know this could be a hardware or driver problem, but ..... If in Windows Explorer I click on the CD drive (D when there is *no* CD in the drive, the CD drive shows two folders. If I open either of the two folders I see that I have been directed to a location on the hard (C drive. Thus it seems there is a link from D: to C: somehow. I suspect I need to remove the link somehow, but I can't figure out how. How do I do this? Gus |
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See if the below MS KB helps
http://support.microsoft.com/default...;EN-US;Q316529 Or http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;314060 -- Peter Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged. "gus" wrote in message ... I inherited a computer which will not open a CD in the CD drive. I know this could be a hardware or driver problem, but ..... If in Windows Explorer I click on the CD drive (D when there is *no* CD in the drive, the CD drive shows two folders. If I open either of the two folders I see that I have been directed to a location on the hard (C drive. Thus it seems there is a link from D: to C: somehow. I suspect I need to remove the link somehow, but I can't figure out how. How do I do this? Gus |
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On Thu, 05 Feb 2009 11:47:41 -0700, "Ken Blake, MVP"
wrote: On Wed, 4 Feb 2009 16:20:05 -0800 (PST), gus wrote: I inherited a computer which will not open a CD in the CD drive. I know this could be a hardware or driver problem, but ..... If I acquired a used computer, no matter who previously owned it, the first thing I would do [snip of Blake's pompous crap] Did I miss something? Maybe another post from "gus" where he asked everyone what might be the "first thing" he should do with his inherited computer? |
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