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Originally Posted by Jo*mar
well I am giving up on getting mine to play DVD movies for now.
I don't know what the problem is.
Mel when you click your drive letter whehn there is a dvd in it does it show the files or anything??
mine doesn't even "see" that a disk is in it.
I tried 3 movies/dvd
none will even show anything file wise when they are in the drives.
my drives all function for data/music/burning
I checked the properties on them, checked the MWP settings/options so i am stuck on this one.
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Jo:
I know EXACTLY what you are talking about. My dvd doesn't show up in the my computer thing either. The only time a dvd shows up is when I insert Avatar. Then if I go to my computer....there it is ....on Drive E.
If I insert any other dvd, nothing comes up in my computer. Doesn't matter anyway because I CAN'T PLAY ANYTHING.
Oh, I went to the computer guy earlier. He listened, said "bring it in, I'll fix it for you". I said "I gave you plenty of money already, and he said "yeah, don't worry, I'll fix it for you".
I told him "if you think I'm unplugging everything and lugging that stupid computer here, and then he laughed and said: "oh, I REMEMBER YOU NOW, YOU CAME IN WITH YOUR COMPUTER IN THAT WHEELY THING".
I said "that's me" and he said "bring it in".
I said 'when I get the chance, but don't hold your breath."
I laughed, he laughed, my computer is laughing.
And Jo: you said:
my 320gig is in 3 sections - 1 for Linux ubuntu {the dual boot part of my system}, 2 is a copy/clone of my XP on the other hard drive for backups and if a major crash, 3 is blank but I can use it for storage or add another Linux prgm if I want to.
Usually the partitioning adds drive letters
by default -
c is main drive unless someone changes that
d & e are the cd/dvd drives
f,g,h etc are the other partitions
if you plug in a usb drive that adds more drive letters also
I HAVE ABSOLUTELY NO IDEA WHAT YOU WROTE.
lol lol lol lol
Partitioning, linux prgm, copy/clone, etc. etc.
I STILL USE VCR's.
lol
Melody