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![]() Right... Here goes... It's an LG HL-DT-ST DVDRAM GSA-4167B (About 2 years from first install and with about 3 hours total use time in that period. And, yes, it's as 'clean' as I can get it.) Was OK before... No probs. Now, when attempting to play 'music' or DVD (including legit store-bought stuff) the computer crashes within variable periods of time but with a CDA it's a max of 30 seconds.... When attempting to copy/burn (with auto-play defeated and using Nero) it may be OK for 1 minute, max. There were no developing symptoms... One day OK, next day not. eventvwr reports a Bad block. So, I did the Micro$haft shuffle and- Uninstalled the drive in Safe Mode. Restart. Drive auto-detected and driver (the same one that worked before) installed OK. Next went to regedit and opened the correct HKEY... Deleted 'upperfilters' and 'lowerfilters'. Restart. Problem did not disappear. I have also tried firmware iterations 11, 12 and 13. Same problems. I admit it... I don't want to say, "HARDWARE PROB"... Is it, in your collective opinions ? No big deal cuz I am supposed to get a Light-Scribe drive for this person, anyway ! But......... btw, the 'crash' is not a BSOD or anything even remotely entertaining... Just plain vanilla doh lock-up !
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