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Date: | Sun, 7 Jun 2009 16:03:39 -0400 |
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I used to be able to view a movie or other video DVD on my PC, running
Windows XP SP 2. That was before the hard drive crashed and I had to
take this computer to the shop for a new one. For some reason, the CD
drive came back with the assigned letter "D" where it was "E" before,
and I can't open anything other than a data DVD or CD any more. The
CD/DVD drive will not recognize a blank DVD either, although I can write
a data file to a CD. Windows Media Player doesn't recognize anything at
all other than a data file in the drive.
I've downloaded three different varieties of DVD software: Easy DVD 2
from Downloads.com; CDVD from the same source; and the Free DVD/Video
Player from Cliprex.com. (That last one triggered a virus alert.) Is
there anything else I can try, short of simply buying a new computer? TIA!
Joyce in SE Ohio
PS I originally submitted this to the PC-SOFT List but Russ suggested I
post it here.
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