DVD Drive thinks Audio CD is inserted when there isn't

[Geek55]

Hi
Recently I upgraded from an Athlon II x4 and an 880G motherboard to an i7 3820 and a Sabertooth x79, and so fat everything has been running fantastically, apart from one thing, my DVD drive always thinks there's an Audio CD inserted, even when there isn't, and to get it to detect a disk I have to insert it, eject it, and then insert it again, I think it probably has something to do with Intel Rapid Storage Technology.
This isn't a massive problem but it is a bit of a minor inconvenience, and if you have anything to suggest I would greatly appreciate it.
P.S. Ages ago I had to delete some registry files that were preventing the drive from being detected, could this have a contribution to the issue?

 

[ORunt]

Hi
I'm having exactly the same problem, i also upgraded to an asus PX79 mobo with i7 3820 CPU. I havn't deleted any reg files but i have updated the firmware for my Lite on LH-20A1L like this guy did:
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/57223-45-audio-icon-return-icon
but it never helped. Did u manage to find a solution Geek55?

 

[MatRem]

Hi
I'm having exactly the same problem, i also upgraded to an asus PX79 mobo with i7 3820 CPU. I havn't deleted any reg files but i have updated the firmware for my Lite on LH-20A1L like this guy did:
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/57223-45-audio-icon-return-icon
but it never helped. Did u manage to find a solution Geek55?

I updated the firmware on my LG blu-ray and it too didn't work.

I *fixed* it by removing the current drive letter, putting an actual disc in, uninstalling the drive from device manager, reinstalling the device by searching for new hardware, adding a different drive letter back in disk manager...

Once I did all that, the original drive letter was not available, and the new drive letter shows the actual disc in the drive.