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dvd player wont read burned discs


frostylv13

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It should not stay PIO.

 

 

I understand this but I dont know exactly what I am supposed to do after that "DMA if available" was already selected.

this is how it looks, i doubt it'll help but I'm lost.

 

 

Device 0

 

Transfer Mode: DMA if available

Current Transfer Mode: PIO Mode

 

Device 1

Transfer Mode: DMA if available

Current Transfer Mode: Not Applicable

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Still stuck in PIO mode:

 

If you find that you cannot get your drives out of PIO Mode the first thing to try is uninstalling the IDE Channel in device manager, close the IDE Channel Properties box and in Device manager click on the IDE Channel to highlight it then click the uninstall icon at the top (computer icon with red X). Once it is removed reboot your computer, Windows will then reinstall the IDE Channel and once it

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Still stuck in PIO mode:

 

If you find that you cannot get your drives out of PIO Mode the first thing to try is uninstalling the IDE Channel in device manager, close the IDE Channel Properties box and in Device manager click on the IDE Channel to highlight it then click the uninstall icon at the top (computer icon with red X). Once it is removed reboot your computer, Windows will then reinstall the IDE Channel and once it

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okay which category is it under?

Duh Me

 

 

 

Property Value

Manufacturer Dell Computer Corp.

Model 0CF458

Serial Number ..CN708215AF0429.

North Bridge Intel i865P/PE/G/i848P Revision A2

South Bridge Intel 82801EB (ICH5) Revision A2

CPU Intel® Celeron® CPU 2.53GHz

Cpu Socket Socket 478 mPGA

System Slots 3 PCI

Memory Summary

Maximum Capacity 4096 MBytes

Memory Slots 2

Error Correction None

Warning! Accuracy of DMI data cannot be guaranteed

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As it is a Dell computer - you might wanna post in the Dell support forum about your issue on how to get it to DMA mode. I think that the people that do the support in that forum knows better how you fix it. I never had a Dell computer.

 

http://en.community.dell.com/forums/3534.aspx

 

http://winhlp.com/node/10

 

:)

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