Slimline CD/DVD drive Error

> Pope,
>
> Code 10 typically means a driver issue. Check the Properties of the device
> and follow any recommendations you see about troubleshooting the problem.
> Oftentimes, you can resolve the problem by uninstalling the drive and then
> rebooting. Windows will then reinstall the drive when it boots and set
> everything right. That's the idea anyway. Try that to see what happens.
> Post back on results.
> --
> freddy
>
>
> "The Pope" wrote:
>

> > While I was searching the device management console for info on my Printer
> > installation I noticed that my CD drive had the message "This device cannot
> > start. (Code 10)"
> > Can anyone help me as this is a laptop and I cannot install a new drive!?!

> I searched other questions and iTunes has a bug that sometimes stops your
> drive, i tried uninstalling iTunes and it worked whoot whoot
>
> "freddy" wrote:
>

> > Pope,
> >
> > Code 10 typically means a driver issue. Check the Properties of the device
> > and follow any recommendations you see about troubleshooting the problem.
> > Oftentimes, you can resolve the problem by uninstalling the drive and then
> > rebooting. Windows will then reinstall the drive when it boots and set
> > everything right. That's the idea anyway. Try that to see what happens.
> > Post back on results.
> > --
> > freddy
> >
> >
> > "The Pope" wrote:
> >

> > > While I was searching the device management console for info on my Printer
> > > installation I noticed that my CD drive had the message "This device cannot
> > > start. (Code 10)"
> > > Can anyone help me as this is a laptop and I cannot install a new drive!?!

> Pope,
>
> Not only iTunes, but also, other burner applications can have this effect.
> --
> freddy
>
>
> "The Pope" wrote:
>

> > I searched other questions and iTunes has a bug that sometimes stops your
> > drive, i tried uninstalling iTunes and it worked whoot whoot
> >
> > "freddy" wrote:
> >

> > > Pope,
> > >
> > > Code 10 typically means a driver issue. Check the Properties of the device
> > > and follow any recommendations you see about troubleshooting the problem.
> > > Oftentimes, you can resolve the problem by uninstalling the drive and then
> > > rebooting. Windows will then reinstall the drive when it boots and set
> > > everything right. That's the idea anyway. Try that to see what happens.
> > > Post back on results.
> > > --
> > > freddy
> > >
> > >
> > > "The Pope" wrote:
> > >
> > > > While I was searching the device management console for info on my Printer
> > > > installation I noticed that my CD drive had the message "This device cannot
> > > > start. (Code 10)"
> > > > Can anyone help me as this is a laptop and I cannot install a new drive!?!