DVD/wr and DVDrom stop working..

> Franky,
>
> Here is a reference to a Microsoft publication that addresses this issue:
> http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/314060 You may have to edit the
> registry to fix it. The support bulletin tells you how to do it. The
> bulletin applies to WinXP, but the fix has worked for Vista as well. The
> suggested fix has worked for others in Vista who had similar issues. If this
> doesn't work for you, post bask.
>
> Here is some background information on the issue, which likely provides more
> information than you ever wanted to know, but it's interesting to know the
> reason for what is causing the problem. The problem existed before Vista
> came to live with us. Here is the background: Many third-party programs that
> control CD or DVD burning (as well as some player applications) install CD-
> or DVD-ROM filter device drivers into Windows. These filter drivers are
> meant to allow for low-level hooks into the hardware, to allow for functions
> such as packet writing (where a CD-R/W or DVD-/+RW can be written
> incrementally, like a hard disk). These filter drivers sometimes have
> problems that can cause the CD or DVD drive to stop working correctly. The
> device entry for the CD or DVD drive in the Device Manager may show up with
> an error descriptor that reads "The device could not start." Additionally,
> there may be an error message that reads "One of the filter drivers for this
> device is invalid." The devices themselves do not show up in Explorer. Error
> codes for the device include code 31, code 32, code 19 or code 39, and
> sometimes the even more ominous warning "Your registry might be corrupted"
> appears. Fixing the problem simply involves deleting the filter entries for
> the third-party device drivers.
>
> Hope this helps.
> --
> freddy
>
>
> "Franky" wrote:
>

> > Hi,
> > I build up a system with vista business (oem) and everything was ok until
> > the client install an Epson.. printer, Since then, the DVD writer and DVD rom
> > lost their "letter" and disappear from "computer". I can see them in device
> > manager with a yellow ! but can't install the driver/code 39), So I
> > uninstall the printer, nothing change.
> > So I got into newsgroup and find the KB 320553 that explain to keep DVD
> > writer alone with his ide cable so I did that and uninstall the dvd rom...no
> > change
> > So I delete the INFCACHE.1 file ,like I saw in another post and... no
> > change. So I can't try the firmware that was on manufacturer site cause it
> > don't see the device...
> >
> > So here's the system and hope somebody knows something cause I'm getting
> > pretty frustrated
> >
> > Motheboard: Asus P5B green
> > CPU :Intel Core2 E6400, 2.13 Ghz, 1066 Mhz FSB, 2 mb Le Cache.
> > Memory: 2G DDR
> > video card: Asus pci express Extrem AX550, 256 mb ddr
> > DVD writer: Lg Multi 18x dl GSA-H50N
> > DVD rom : Lg GSA-8164B
> > Vista Business 32
> >
> > Thanks

> Franky,
>
> Here is a reference to a Microsoft publication that addresses this issue:
> http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/314060 You may have to edit the
> registry to fix it. The support bulletin tells you how to do it. The
> bulletin applies to WinXP, but the fix has worked for Vista as well. The
> suggested fix has worked for others in Vista who had similar issues. If this
> doesn't work for you, post bask.
>
> Here is some background information on the issue, which likely provides more
> information than you ever wanted to know, but it's interesting to know the
> reason for what is causing the problem. The problem existed before Vista
> came to live with us. Here is the background: Many third-party programs that
> control CD or DVD burning (as well as some player applications) install CD-
> or DVD-ROM filter device drivers into Windows. These filter drivers are
> meant to allow for low-level hooks into the hardware, to allow for functions
> such as packet writing (where a CD-R/W or DVD-/+RW can be written
> incrementally, like a hard disk). These filter drivers sometimes have
> problems that can cause the CD or DVD drive to stop working correctly. The
> device entry for the CD or DVD drive in the Device Manager may show up with
> an error descriptor that reads "The device could not start." Additionally,
> there may be an error message that reads "One of the filter drivers for this
> device is invalid." The devices themselves do not show up in Explorer. Error
> codes for the device include code 31, code 32, code 19 or code 39, and
> sometimes the even more ominous warning "Your registry might be corrupted"
> appears. Fixing the problem simply involves deleting the filter entries for
> the third-party device drivers.
>
> Hope this helps.
> --
> freddy
>
>
> "Franky" wrote:
>

> > Hi,
> > I build up a system with vista business (oem) and everything was ok until
> > the client install an Epson.. printer, Since then, the DVD writer and DVD rom
> > lost their "letter" and disappear from "computer". I can see them in device
> > manager with a yellow ! but can't install the driver/code 39), So I
> > uninstall the printer, nothing change.
> > So I got into newsgroup and find the KB 320553 that explain to keep DVD
> > writer alone with his ide cable so I did that and uninstall the dvd rom...no
> > change
> > So I delete the INFCACHE.1 file ,like I saw in another post and... no
> > change. So I can't try the firmware that was on manufacturer site cause it
> > don't see the device...
> >
> > So here's the system and hope somebody knows something cause I'm getting
> > pretty frustrated
> >
> > Motheboard: Asus P5B green
> > CPU :Intel Core2 E6400, 2.13 Ghz, 1066 Mhz FSB, 2 mb Le Cache.
> > Memory: 2G DDR
> > video card: Asus pci express Extrem AX550, 256 mb ddr
> > DVD writer: Lg Multi 18x dl GSA-H50N
> > DVD rom : Lg GSA-8164B
> > Vista Business 32
> >
> > Thanks