[Bryan_Jovi]

yesterday, everything works fine without any problem in my computer...

today, i downloaded KIS 2010, install it and reboot, and launch vulnerability scan
it says there's a problem with my CD/DVD autorun (even if i know that it's ok)

-anyway i trust KIS 2009 because it's low-consuming resource antivirus and didn't gimme anymore ruckus-

so i fix it
!!!BUT THAT CAUSE MY CD/DVD BECAME UNREADABLE!!!
so how to restore my default settings,
i mean how to solve this problem once and for all???
(i've already tried to delete the registry keys and to reboot from CD, but nothin' happened)

oh man, KIS 2010 sucks yo!

any ideas or solution will ENORMOUSLY appreciated
(since there's lotta people have this kind of trouble)

Edited by Bryan_Jovi, 09 August 2009 - 06:46 AM.

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One of these may help:
1. Uninstall the drive through Device Manager.
Restart computer. The drive will be automatically reinstalled.
or...
2. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314060
Restart computer.
or...
3. Download, and run Restore Missing CD Drive patch
Double click on cdgone.zip to unzip it.
Right click on cdgone.reg, click Merge.
Accept registry merge.
Restart computer.
or...
4. Go to Device Manager, click a "+" sign next to IDE ATA/ATAPI Controllers.
You'll see two items:
- ATA Channel0 (or Primary Channel)
- ATA Channel1 (or Secondary Channel)
Right click on each of them, and click Uninstall. Confirm.
Restart Windows. They'll be automatically reinstalled.

[Broni]

One of these may help:
1. Uninstall the drive through Device Manager.
Restart computer. The drive will be automatically reinstalled.
or...
2. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314060
Restart computer.
or...
3. Download, and run Restore Missing CD Drive patch
Double click on cdgone.zip to unzip it.
Right click on cdgone.reg, click Merge.
Accept registry merge.
Restart computer.
or...
4. Go to Device Manager, click a "+" sign next to IDE ATA/ATAPI Controllers.
You'll see two items:
- ATA Channel0 (or Primary Channel)
- ATA Channel1 (or Secondary Channel)
Right click on each of them, and click Uninstall. Confirm.
Restart Windows. They'll be automatically reinstalled.

[Bryan_Jovi]

thanks man
it really fix my problem
(me follow the step No.2)

Edited by Bryan_Jovi, 11 August 2009 - 01:00 AM.

[Broni]

You're very welcome

[Phoenix830]

I am also having the same issue, I have tried all of the steps suggested but still nothing. This is on manufactured disk (various games) and my own disk I have have created.

These disk work on my computer but not my laptop, Both running Vista Home Premium

Edited by Phoenix830, 09 September 2012 - 05:31 AM.