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dvd/cd drive disappeared., not able to locate the drive in my computer
JESTER_X
post Sep 1 2008, 09:54 PM
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I have contacted a friend, and he gave me a fix to download. It worked. But whenever I re-boot or turn of the computer, the drive disappears again. I went to MS support and I found a step-by-step on manually fixing it in the regedit. When it told me to open the upper filters, there were no upper filters to open. I give up.

Can you guys help?

Thanks,

Jester
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Neil Jones
post Sep 2 2008, 04:38 PM
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Delete the UpperFilters key if it exists and the LowerFilters key if it exists. If they doin't exist there's nothing to delete. Restart, CD units should be back.
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