Hi, My Sony Vaio DVD Windows Vista computer will play some DVDs without difficulty, others it refuses to play at all, and on others, it will play all of the movie except for five minutes in the middle. When it refuses to play a DVD, it makes a loud rattling noise, and the screen turns gray. It continues to do this until the disc is taken out. Sometimes an error message sign comes up saying the copyright is wrong, and other times no sign comes up. On DVD seasons for TV shows, it will sometimes play all the discs in the season but one. Once in a while, it will do this with a CD, though not often; and some CDs it doesnt even recognize and says no disc. Please help!
Re: Hi, My Sony Vaio DVD Windows Vista computer will play...
Just due to dust on your dvd lens run dvd lens cleaner and after load full drivers of dvd which either given you on time of buying or you have to download from sony site
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I met the same difficulty for the previous period,and I know the easy an effive method that you can use Windows Password Reset to solve it by the Internet,while the use method is following.
Tip1:Download Windows Password Reset from http://www.windowspasswordreset.net and install it on other unlocked computer. Tip2:Burn Windows Password Reset to CD/DVD or USB. Tip3:Insert newly created CD/DVD or USB to your computer which you forgot its password and reboot it,and follow the instruction that follows.
I hope it can help you soon.
you mean you want to down grade your system? yes! you can but need to fresh install and need to format your c: drive, it means also, you need drivers components for windows xp.
hi there might be...first go to my computer, then locate the dvd drive, right click that and then properties, then click the hardware tab at top then in the list locate dvd drive then at bottom right click on properties then click dvd region and then you should be able to change it....hope that helped
A quick short cut is to open a browser if you use Internet Explorer and select tools menu, then select Internet options. When the box opens then select the advanced tab and scroll down until you see a check box under security and check allow active content from CD to run on my computer.
Try reloading the DVD drivers...If you don't have them on cd, you can download drivers from sony website. once you download drivers, reboot comp. see if that works...let me know.
This is due to windows problems. Please try repairing your windows by doing which your windows will restore its system files for DVD driver and hence you will be able to access DVD.
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