Main TopicsHow do I get Windows 10 to recognize my DVD drive?
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How do I get Windows 10 to recognize my DVD drive?
Boot to the Windows 10 desktop, then launch Device Manager by pressing Windows key + X and clicking Device Manager. Expand DVD/CD-ROM drives, right-click the optical drive listed, then click Uninstall. Exit Device Manager then restart your computer. Windows 10 will detect the drive then reinstall it.
Why won't my DVDs play on my DVD player?
Playback problems with a DVD typically are caused by one of four factors: The DVD is dirty and smudged; the laser lens in the DVD player's disc drive needs cleaning; the DVD player no longer is tracking properly; or the disc is scratched.
What to do if DVD player won't read disc?
Remove the disc from the DVD player. Use a lint-free cloth and some denatured alcohol or water to clean the disc and remove any dust or smudges that may prevent the player from reading it properly. Reinsert the disc into the player and press "Play" to see if cleaning the disc fixes the "NO DISC" error.
Why is my computer not playing DVD?
The most common reason when your DVD won't play on laptop is due to DVD drive. Again if there are issues with the drive, it can be mechanical or technical. Mechanical issues: If the DVD drive of your laptop has dirt, damaged parts or its lubrication is dried, there will be issues playing with the disc.
How do I start a DVD automatically?
A DVD drive in Windows is usually set to auto start whenever a disc is put in the drive. Go to the Start menu and do a search for "autoplay.". Click on the drop-down menu next to "DVD movie" to select what action you want the PC to perform when a DVD is inserted in the disc drive. Click "Save" to keep the changes.
How do you view a DVD on your computer?
Insert the DVD into your computer's disc drive. A dialog box will appear in Windows Media Center. Click on the "View Pictures" option, which will allow you to access all of the digital images on your DVD.
How do you run a DVD on your computer?
Run a DVD on your computer. Open the DVD disk drive by pushing the "Eject" button next to or underneath the drive. Insert the DVD with the title-side facing up. Hit the "Eject" button again to close the disk drive and load the DVD. For laptops, push the drive back into the computer gently.
