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by zlitocook
by jmoody76
by pctech
Does this happen with all CDs or just this one CD? I would check that the CD is readable from other systems. I would also check to see that DMA is disabled for the CD Rom drive. You can do this in Device Manager under the properties section of the CD Rom drive.
I hope this helps
by jmoody76
by pierrejamme
A bad CDROM drive can bring your computer to it's knees in Windows mode, if everything is fine in Safe Mode, then I always replace the drive.
Since you have already done that then I suspect your "Secondary Controller". Does the CDROM Drive show up in BIOS? Can you connect to the Primary Controller" as a slave? You may have to disconnect a second HD just as a test.
by jmoody76
by jmoody76
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