I am using Vista and When I insert my DVD in to my DVD drive, it is not recognized.

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Q. I am using Vista and When I insert my DVD in to my DVD drive, it is not recognized. It was working fine before, how can I fix this?

A. This issue happens for both CD and DVD drives if you have Windows Media Player already running or if you have disable the audio device.

To make Vista recognize your CD/DVD drive, make sure that you exit Windows Media Player. Then, insert the disk. Or, to re-enable your audio device follow the instructions below:

1. Start up Vista and Go to Start

3. Double click the Sound entry

4. Select the Playback tab

5. Right click a blank area below the entry titled: Select a playback device below to modify its settings

6. Select "Show Disabled Devices"

7. Right click the disabled device entry

8. Select "Enable"

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