H:/ is not accessible. Incorrect function - Page 2

Arctos · 07-03-2009

Originally Posted by ABCDiamond

Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately that link doesn't work for me.

I'm not having a lot of success posting links this weeks, the link to Baragon's is at the bottom of this post.

Originally Posted by Hengis

Me either Arctos. Please could you re-post the link for ABCDiamond, thanks.

Cringes into corner again...

Windows cannot load the device driver for this hardware. The driver may be corrupted or missing. (Code 39) Barugon’s Cave (^_^)

ladygreenwitch · 07-05-2009

Hey Guys,

@ ABCD, did the information in that link from our dear Arctos help at all?

Looking forward to your reply,

TTFN

LGW

LPChip · 07-07-2009

When you insert the empty dvd/cd, and you get the message that you need to insert one, what action are you performing?

You aren't actually trying to view content using the explorer, right? Cus that would trigger this message. The cd/dvd is blank, thus there's no data on it, and the player therefor tells you to insert one that actually has data.

Also, just to be sure, see if you get the same error if you insert another blank dvd/cd. It can happen that something actually has written some info to the cd/dvd and that makes the disk unusable.

07-03-2009	#8
Arctos Tech Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Bundaberg, Australia Posts: 3,711 PC Experience: RTM Assoc. Dip.	Re: H:/ is not accessible. Incorrect function Originally Posted by ABCDiamond Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately that link doesn't work for me. I'm not having a lot of success posting links this weeks, the link to Baragon's is at the bottom of this post. Originally Posted by Hengis Me either Arctos. Please could you re-post the link for ABCDiamond, thanks. Cringes into corner again... Windows cannot load the device driver for this hardware. The driver may be corrupted or missing. (Code 39) Barugon’s Cave (^_^) __________________ Bikpela Google bilong mi wantok - Malware Prework Join the PC Help Forum WCG Team and fight cancer with us! PCHF open 24/7

07-05-2009	#9
ladygreenwitch Elite Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Bay Area California Posts: 6,625 PC Experience: Very Experienced	Re: H:/ is not accessible. Incorrect function Hey Guys, @ ABCD, did the information in that link from our dear Arctos help at all? Looking forward to your reply, TTFN LGW __________________ PreWork/ AfterWork/ CCleaner/Spybot S&D/ Spyware Blaster/ Adaware SE/ Memtest86/ Shoot the Messenger/ Housecall/ Belarc/ Registry Cleaner/ Bootdisk.com/ XP Install/PCHF Protect Your PC

07-07-2009	#10
LPChip Tech Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 196 PC Experience: PC Guru	Re: H:/ is not accessible. Incorrect function When you insert the empty dvd/cd, and you get the message that you need to insert one, what action are you performing? You aren't actually trying to view content using the explorer, right? Cus that would trigger this message. The cd/dvd is blank, thus there's no data on it, and the player therefor tells you to insert one that actually has data. Also, just to be sure, see if you get the same error if you insert another blank dvd/cd. It can happen that something actually has written some info to the cd/dvd and that makes the disk unusable. __________________ Specialised in programming(PHP, VBA, mySQL, HTML, CSS, BAT) and windows XP and earlier Do you possibly have spyware? Try doing some prework

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