Whenever i insert a DVD into my DVD drive, my system gets shutdown and reboots.And after rebooting it shuts down again.Unless i eject the DVD, my PC wont come to normal state. In Short, When DVD Drive reads the DVD, system gets shutdown.
View 2 RepliesBeen so long since I played a DVD on my PC, and now I am.
I watch TV on WMC. Should WMC come up when inserting a DVD?
When I just popped one in, it started playing immediately, and that's OK, in WMP.
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rc7100
64 bit version
I cannot get autoplay to work on any device (inserting CD/DVD/USB etc) even though all the settings are correct?
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I have an Inspiron 1545 that's about two years old with Windows 7 Home Premium.
this is the msg appearing in a black surface of my pc. i have this gateway one zx6000 for about a year and a half.windows 7. i dont have my disc anymore. i have tried changing the bios to hard disk drive only and disabled the other devices but still not giving any changes. how will i reboot this pc without a disc?
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