In my Notebook (ASUS X51RL) I have a HL-DT-ST DVDRAM GSA-T20N DVD-Drive and have some trouble with it (for example some times it likes a DVD and some times it doesn't like the same DVD, Drive only moves a while and then it stops without giving a message to screen). I'm looking for a few days to find the newest firmware for it to solve this problem eventually. Very hard. I downloaded WP03 and flashed from WN07 to WP03. No change (Perhaps drive is broken or another software-problem in Win-XP). Now I got a hint, there's WR02. Is this one newer, and if so, where can I download it? Is there somewhere a website, where I can find the history for firmware-releases of GSA-T20N?
Try to install automatic Firmware Uploadre
Download Here - http://uk.lge.com/support/download_soft.jsp
Its from LG Official Site so its safe
Try
http://drivers.softpedia.com/get/Other-D...
You may like to use Microsoft Help
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314060
Also try fresh installation by following steps
1. uninstall Firmware Downloader and all its components
2. uninstall DVD Drive
3. Restart
4. Install DVD Drive (Drivers are Available in XP)
5. Install Firmware Downloader
6. Download latest firmware automaticaly using Firmware Downloader
Good Luck
Bye
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Thx for answering, but on this site is only a heading. Site is empty. There are no download-possibilities.
Many thanks. That's a very helpful site ( http://drivers.softpedia.com/get/Other-D... ). My question is answered completely. Unfortunately it doesn't solve my problem with the drive. Further on it doesn't work fine. It seems to be broken.
Again many thanks. But I resign.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314060 doesn't help, because there are no upper- and lower-filters in this registry-setting on my computer.
Also your second hint (uninstall and reinstall) failed.
I think, either the drive is actually broken or my registry is corrupted totally. I've tried so much in the last week. Downloading many programs (for instance DVD-Identifier, MSCE, ASPI, codecs and so on). Uninstalling Nero (using kill-nero) and Power-DVD and other programs, which I suspected to cause the trouble. Now I have had enough. Next I will reinstall Windows-XP and if that will not be successful I'll buy another drive.
Once again many thanks for your efforts. Bye
I have the same problem as well and I've also noticed that lots of people had problem with this DVD drive. I think this model has bugs.
excelnete solucion gracias
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