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Problem with my D Drive?
I just bought a computer program called Movie Edit Pro 12 today. The thing is that when I put the CD in the CD tray and close the door nothing happens. I have tried restarting my computer, going through My Computer to the D Drive and loading it that way. When I tried it through the D Drive directly I noticed that the D Drive didn't show the program in the D Drive but when I put a music CD in it works perfectly.
So the question is, what could be/is my problem and how do I correct the problem?
I'm going to take the program back to the store tomarow thinking that it is a random blank CD.
I'm using the Windows XP Program Home Edition.
I just found out that I have no more capacity on my D drive. Does this have anything to do with it, if so how can I fix it? I just put in my Mircosoft Office and it read it. I'm really confuesed.
3 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
The problem may be with the cd not necessarily your drive. To test this theory out simply put a pc game disk in your drive and see if it reads it. If it does then it may be the software. Sometimes, if a data disk doesn't read right away try opening the drive tray and spinning the disk a little bit. Sometimes if the cd lens hasn't been cleaned in awhile it may not pick up the autorun file at the beginning of the disk.
- ToolManJobberLv 61 decade ago
Try putting it into the drive and running a restart. If that doesn't work, you got a bad CD-ROM
- 1 decade ago
if it isn't the CD then it might be your drive.
maybe it cant read CD-ROMS but it can read regular CDs
