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Playing and Ripping a CD
Having a few problems playing and ripping music from cds. i have got a fairly new pc with windows vista - but when i put a cd into the cd drive nothing happens and i cant access the music or rip the music from the cd.
any ideas?
any ideas?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.thanks but i already have software than rip cds just when the cd is inserted it doesnt even play or recognise the cd itself - its as if the cd drive isnt even there. ive tried several cds but to no avail i was wondering if there was options to change this or whether i have to "properly" install the cd drive or something - i havent been able to play music cds since ive had the computer but have used it to install software
no i cant access the cd drive at all when the music cd is in the drive - didnt 'install' the cd drive the computer came pretty much turn on and go so not sure about the audio cable but surely if its a problem with the actually playing of the cd rather than the listening to the output that is coming out the question of the audio cable is irrelevant - correct me if i am wrong thou
I assume it has worked at some time?
Couple of things to try
Go to computer
1 can you see the CD drive?
2 if yes can you access data CD/DVDs?
If no
3 go to control panel | autoplay - select default actions for music.
if no
control panel | administrative tools | computer management | Disc management
can you see the drive there?
(a good idea while you are here is to change the DVD drive letter(s) to w and/or x to make room for extra HDDs, USB iPod etc).
if no
control panel | device manager | DVD/CD-rom
open the branch. Can you see the drive(s)?
if yes ... remove the drive then .....
Action | scan for hardware changes .... the drive(s) should re-install
if no
now it gets serious ... open the box and check the cables .... (often if PC is delivered by courrier things are loosened - check all the ribbon connecters are well home and ensure the power (molex) feeds are seated also (often verrrrry stiff)
if no
Ring the support desk - arrange a rapair
btw Don't wory about the audiocable ... they are redundant
Couple of things to try
Go to computer
1 can you see the CD drive?
2 if yes can you access data CD/DVDs?
If no
3 go to control panel | autoplay - select default actions for music.
if no
control panel | administrative tools | computer management | Disc management
can you see the drive there?
(a good idea while you are here is to change the DVD drive letter(s) to w and/or x to make room for extra HDDs, USB iPod etc).
if no
control panel | device manager | DVD/CD-rom
open the branch. Can you see the drive(s)?
if yes ... remove the drive then .....
Action | scan for hardware changes .... the drive(s) should re-install
if no
now it gets serious ... open the box and check the cables .... (often if PC is delivered by courrier things are loosened - check all the ribbon connecters are well home and ensure the power (molex) feeds are seated also (often verrrrry stiff)
if no
Ring the support desk - arrange a rapair
btw Don't wory about the audiocable ... they are redundant
Easily convert any music to ipod. try this software:
http://www.dvd-video-converters.com/ipodconver ter/soundtaxi.html
http://www.dvd-video-converters.com/ipodconver ter/soundtaxi.html