When I was trying to backup a DVD, there was an error in the ripping process.
Now, I cannot even play a DVD on my computer... it says that the device is "corrupted"... but I'm not sure how to fix this.
I tried just reinstalling my drivers, but it didn't seem to make a difference.
If I uninstall my DVD Writer from the Systems profile, how do I go about reinstalling it?
Thanks, if this is in the wrong forum, please move it.
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Originally Posted by Nowell
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may i ask what brand/model DVD burner you have?
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also, you remember the ripping error you had?? -
An HP DVD Writer 200j...
I was trying to back up a movie, and it said something along the lines of "Error reading Title 4"...
Now, whenever I try to even play a DVD, I get this message:
So, uninstalling the Writer and restarting the computer is my next step? -
you may need to check if your burner's drivers have been installed correctly...
i believe if you right click on "my computer" and goto drivers, you will be able to see if burner drivers are ok or not.
otherwise, yes...do a clean install of the burner...
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