Check the DMA Rest option, now my BIOS sees my DVD/BluRay bruner, but not W

[EquinoxMCSE]

Check the DMA Rest option, now my BIOS sees my DVD/BluRay bruner, but not Windows 10 Pro.
I guess it was a mistake to check that option box in DVD Fab.
How do I fix this.
I know it shouldn't be that difficult but all the links on the Net for this issue doesn't work.
Thanx in advance.

[jan5678]

Uncheck that option in dvdfab and reboot?

If that doesn't work reset bios settings to default (load default settings), but be aware that all modifications you might have made are gone too!

[EquinoxMCSE]

by the look of things, I can't change it in DVDFab, it's not checked off, it's unchecked, same as it was when i first seen the setting.
Also, this is not a BIOS i wanna mess with, it's very intense, it not a simple one to figure out. So many bells and whistles on this $3800 system.
maybe i will go and check on that Rest DMA check box again, just to see.
Thanx.

[jan5678]

Mm you could try to uninstall dvdfab, maybe the setting will be set to what it was before?

[ProWo]

Use this
https://www.uwe-sieber.de/files/DeviceCleanup.zip
Start it as administrator, check all devices listed and delete them.
Then reboot.
Windows should recognize the player and install it properly.

[EquinoxMCSE]

Delete "ALL" devices?
I only deleted the devices that looked like they were my DVD/BluRay burner.
Rebooted and still nothing in Windows Explorer.

[johns0]

Do a system restore where the drive was working.