2020. 1. 23. 19:17ㆍ카테고리 없음
On Windows 10, you can change the playback region of DVD and Blu-ray drives (via Microsoft forums), if you’ve purchased one or multiple discs encoded for a specific region. Usually, you don’t have to worry about this setting, because there’s a good chance the drive and discs you purchase are designed for your current region.
. All countries. United States. United Kingdom. Canada. Australia. Germany.
France. Spain. Italy. Argentina.
Windows 10 Not Recognizing Blu Ray Drive
Austria. Belgium.
Brazil. Bulgaria. Chile. China. Colombia. Czech Republic. Denmark.
Finland. Greece. Holland.
Hong Kong. Hungary.
Iceland. Indonesia. Ireland. Israel. India. Japan.
Malaysia. Mexico. New Zealand. Norway.
Philippines. Poland.
Portugal. Romania. Russia. Singapore.
South Africa. South Korea. Sweden.
Switzerland. Taiwan. Thailand. Turkey. Ukraine. United Arab Emirates.
I have the same exact drive in my Vaio and the SAME exact problem. Only mine stopped reading blu-rays after I upgraded to Vista Ultimate. Reads/burns DVD's/CD's fine, Windows see's it as a BD drive, but it will not read nor windows will recognize the disc and it will just eject from the player. I've searched everywhere on the internet and still no solution.btw prerich I tried installing TMT3 as you recommended in my thread and the problem still persists.
I made a huge post there and it said it needed mod approval but never got approved. Here it goes.2.8 ghz AMD X2nvidia 8600 GTSony optiarc BR-5100SPower DVD 9 & Win DVD (XP & Vista 32-bit)Worked great and everything played with Power DVD 9, next thing I know I place a BD in the drive and I get 'please insert disk' when I double click the drive.I have wiped my C: drive and reinstalled to Windows XP SP3.NET 3.5. Now the best I get is Windows to install a CD/DVD ROM driver (5.1.2535.0 from 7/1/2001) for my Sony.Best part is during all this I never had a single issue with DVDs or CDs. Anyone maybe willing to grab their driver and e-mail it to me or at least let me know what driver windows installs for your drive.
Similar situation:Yesterday, watched a Blu-Ray fine. Today, nothing.What was different?
I 'upgraded' to PowerDVD 9 (from 8).After that, it wouldn't recognize the Blu-Ray disk. I eventually ran a registry cleaner. PowerDVD 9 then recognized the BD.However, I 'upgraded' to a version of PowerDVD that does NOT support BDs. You MUST have the Ultra version. Delux and Standard versions do not support Blu-Ray disks. This is not clear or obvious from their website unless you look at the version comparison. All the marketing/promotion on their site just genericly refers to PowerDVD 9 as being the ultimate HD movie player, but neglects to mention it has to be the Ultra version.So make sure you are using a Ultra verson of PowerDVD (8 or 9)needless to say, I am very irritated at Cyberlink right now.
Hi GuysThis is my first post here and I hope I'm not too late to help. I found this forum by chance because I had the same problem as some of the guys here, I had a few blu ray discs that were working fine and then, all of a sudden, they just stopped and wouldn't play at all, not even recognized by Windows Explorer although DVD's and CD's worked okay. I read through this and other threads in the hope of a solution without success and then I saw a thread that mentioned the sensitivity of the blu ray lasers and how they had to be kept very clean indeed to work properly all the time. This made sense to me but I somehow thought that it couldn't be that simple but I thought, what the f.k, I have nothing to loose and so I tried it. I had a DVD lens cleaning disc and I put that on and ran through the routines on the disc to clean the lens. Without much hope I then put on one of my 'problem' blu ray discs and, to my shock, it worked!!
Simple as that. Now all my discs work again. I hope this is some help to you guys, it can't hurt to try it. Please let me know how you get on.Best RegardsGoodog.
I upgraded from Windows 7 Pro 64-bit to Windows 10 Pro 64-bit. When I put a blank Blu-Ray disk in my Lite-On iHBS112 Blu-Ray drive, Windows 10 does not recognize the blank Blu-ray disk or the content of any subsequent Blu-Ray or DVD disk in that drive.
The 'Burn a disk' window does not appear for the blank Blu-Ray disk. Disk Management says the format of a subsequent non-blank disk in the Blu-Ray drive is RAW. However if I put a non-blank DVD disk in my Lite-On iHAS124 DVD drive, Windows 10 recognizes the content of subsequent disks in the Blu-Ray drive. Windows 7 Pro 64-bit behavior is okay on the same computer. How can I get Windows 10 to dependably recognize disks in the Blu-Ray drive? I seem to have fixed the problem but I don't know exactly why. I went into Control Panel - AutoPlay.
'Blank Blu-ray discs' was set to 'Burn files to disk (File Explorer)'. I changed it back to 'Ask me every time' as it had been in Windows 7. Everything seemed to work properly as expected. I changed it to 'Create your own disk (Nero Burning ROM)'. Everything seemed to work properly as expected.
I changed it to 'Take no action'. Everything seemed to work properly as expected. I changed it back to 'Burn files to disk (File Explorer)'. Everything seemed to work properly as expected, despite this being the original Windows 10 setting which did not work. I changed it to 'Create your own disk (Nero Burning ROM)' which should be my default.
I will reply if it does not continue to work properly.