Since I installed Win2K, I can't access my CD ROM's
unless I reboot while there is a CD inside.
If I reboot without CD's inside the CD ROM's I can see the
drives on My Computer but Icant access them if I instert CD's.
The strange thing is, that if I open the Pulsar software,
I can access the CD ROM's from the Pulsar nevigator and after
that, I can close the Pulsar and the CD ROM's works fine
from My Computer.
I installed Win XP Pro and I got the same problem.
Strange ? ? ?
ASUS P4B, P4 1.7GHz, 1GB,
Memmorex 24*10*40 CD-RW, Smart & Friendly 20*8 SCSI CD-RW.
I also try to disconnect one of the CD drives but it didnt helped.
VIC
Win2k/XP, Pulsar, & strange CD ROM problem
When I recently switched from 98lite based system to XP, I encountered a variety of problems with my CD burner (a plextor) which weren't there under the old OS.
I upgraded the firmware on my CD-R controller (essentially a little bios for the CD's internal controller board)several of these problems went away. No idea whether your memorex needs such an upgrade, but you should check the maker's site for both newest system drivers and any firmware or bios upgrades and install as directed.
Also, normal W2K and XP installs don't seem to include ASPI-layer drivers, but a lot of apps seem to require them. (Note that the "S" in ASPI stands for SCSI, but in fact, both IDE and SCSI burners seem to need these dlls to be present in the OS for certain apps to function correctly.)
You've got a range of choices to get your ASPI stuff right. To understand this better and find what you need, check out
http://aspi.radified.com/aspi.htm
these two fixes should probably get you sorted out.
I upgraded the firmware on my CD-R controller (essentially a little bios for the CD's internal controller board)several of these problems went away. No idea whether your memorex needs such an upgrade, but you should check the maker's site for both newest system drivers and any firmware or bios upgrades and install as directed.
Also, normal W2K and XP installs don't seem to include ASPI-layer drivers, but a lot of apps seem to require them. (Note that the "S" in ASPI stands for SCSI, but in fact, both IDE and SCSI burners seem to need these dlls to be present in the OS for certain apps to function correctly.)
You've got a range of choices to get your ASPI stuff right. To understand this better and find what you need, check out
http://aspi.radified.com/aspi.htm
these two fixes should probably get you sorted out.
yes, when i remove sts from win project cds works! 
finaly i can disable onboard audio what i use for cd's play and cdxtract browseing and converting
but it's still problem with pulsar sample browser. i have a tons falsed folders in pulsar browser, and it's imposible to refresh them even when change or remove cd from drive
please, deeeear cw!! i no you're here and watching us! be kind - fix this
i don't want to go on win98(any edition) again. 
totaly opsesed xp geek
(spiritus sleeping now)
sandrob
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finaly i can disable onboard audio what i use for cd's play and cdxtract browseing and converting

but it's still problem with pulsar sample browser. i have a tons falsed folders in pulsar browser, and it's imposible to refresh them even when change or remove cd from drive

please, deeeear cw!! i no you're here and watching us! be kind - fix this


totaly opsesed xp geek

sandrob
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<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: sandrob on 2002-03-18 06:15 ]</font>