Windows XP DVD DRIVERS

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I have a Digital Research Tech. 4x DVD + RW / + R DVD Player
Windows thinks it is SCSI. When I add the hardware it installs the Generic DVD RW 4 X Max SCSI cd Device.
If I unistall it and detect new hardware it comes back. According to the Digital Research Tech the
Windows XP Drivers should work. But that is really not the case.

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mine also shows up as a generic dvd but it works fine
"some guy" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I have a Digital Research Tech. 4x DVD + RW / + R DVD Player
> Windows thinks it is SCSI. When I add the hardware it installs the Generic
DVD RW 4 X Max SCSI cd Device.
> If I unistall it and detect new hardware it comes back. According to the
Digital Research Tech the
> Windows XP Drivers should work. But that is really not the case.
>
>

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I have a Dual DVD CD RW Drive and mine also shows up a Generic SCSI. Mine
also came with Pinnacle Software but it was version 7. I called the Company
and they upgraded to Pinnacle 8 and so far it seems to be working although I
have not tested all the program options yet.

Is there an update for ASPI layer drivers somewhere that can be loaded on
Windows XP professional. I read somewhere that there is an update on the
Nero site, but I am not using the Nero software so I wasn't sure if it would
be OK to load it or not.
"some guy" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:5FA4AD0A-62C3-4CC2-BD1D-D5AFB47AD778@microsoft.com...
> I have a Digital Research Tech. 4x DVD + RW / + R DVD Player
> Windows thinks it is SCSI. When I add the hardware it installs the Generic
DVD RW 4 X Max SCSI cd Device.
> If I unistall it and detect new hardware it comes back. According to the
Digital Research Tech the
> Windows XP Drivers should work. But that is really not the case.
>
>

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Thanks for the Info!

"BigJim" <woody10277@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:hIyqc.76748$iF6.6441570@attbi_s02...
> using xp pro and have loaded no updates, the drive as I said works fine
> right out of the box.
> you can use nero 6 but I use the last version of 5.5 as I had a retail
> version and my key code works with it
> "Lori Kuiper" <Lori_478@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:%23kILs1SPEHA.3380@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
> > I have a Dual DVD CD RW Drive and mine also shows up a Generic SCSI.
Mine
> > also came with Pinnacle Software but it was version 7. I called the
> Company
> > and they upgraded to Pinnacle 8 and so far it seems to be working
although
> I
> > have not tested all the program options yet.
> >
> > Is there an update for ASPI layer drivers somewhere that can be loaded
on
> > Windows XP professional. I read somewhere that there is an update on
the
> > Nero site, but I am not using the Nero software so I wasn't sure if it
> would
> > be OK to load it or not.
> > "some guy" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> > news:5FA4AD0A-62C3-4CC2-BD1D-D5AFB47AD778@microsoft.com...
> > > I have a Digital Research Tech. 4x DVD + RW / + R DVD Player
> > > Windows thinks it is SCSI. When I add the hardware it installs the
> Generic
> > DVD RW 4 X Max SCSI cd Device.
> > > If I unistall it and detect new hardware it comes back. According to
> the
> > Digital Research Tech the
> > > Windows XP Drivers should work. But that is really not the case.
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
>
>