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WHY DOES MY DVD CAUSE oE0028:00000009 IN VXD
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by ann777
which vxd file is causing the problem? You did not report the complete error.
If the error reports SCSIHLP.VXD, then boot to DOS, rename SCSIHLP.VXD to SCSIHLP.OLD and then reboot normally. SCSIHLP.VXD is an older help file that you probably do not use. Renaming it, gets rid of that error and your DVD drive will work normally now.
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You need to go to the device manager, highlight the DVD player and then go to the properties and select the driver tab and the Update Driver button at bottom of screen and load the drivers specific to your DVD ROM drive.
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by edsdave
You need to go to the device manager, highlight the DVD player and then go to the properties and select the driver tab and the Update Driver button at bottom of screen and load the drivers specific to your DVD ROM drive.
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