Problem with TSSTCORP TS-H653L drive
Romaiinn
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Hello,
Owner of a HP Pavilion desktop computer for about a month working perfectly. Yesterday the TSSTCORP CD/DVDW TS-H653L drive stopped working although it had been functioning well before. The drive opens, takes the CD or DVD, the small green light on the drive flashes for a while then nothing happens and it tells me that there is no CD in the drive and ejects the disc...
So I would like to know what to do?! And if it's possible to solve my issue with software or drivers for this drive?!
Thank you in advance for your responses...
Owner of a HP Pavilion desktop computer for about a month working perfectly. Yesterday the TSSTCORP CD/DVDW TS-H653L drive stopped working although it had been functioning well before. The drive opens, takes the CD or DVD, the small green light on the drive flashes for a while then nothing happens and it tells me that there is no CD in the drive and ejects the disc...
So I would like to know what to do?! And if it's possible to solve my issue with software or drivers for this drive?!
Thank you in advance for your responses...
Configuration: Windows Vista Internet Explorer 7.0
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Before performing a boot test, check this:
Press and hold the start (or Windows logo) key and simultaneously press the R key.
In the window that opens, type REGEDIT and confirm.
Click on the small arrow in front of "HKEY LOCAL MACHINE." A small list will unfold. Click on the small arrow in front of the "system" line and so on until you reach this line:
HKLMACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\ {4D36E965-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}
Just left-click on the bold number above. Values will be displayed on the right side.
Check if there are values called lowerfilter and upperfilter. If so, right-click on those values and delete them.
Restart the PC.
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Press and hold the start (or Windows logo) key and simultaneously press the R key.
In the window that opens, type REGEDIT and confirm.
Click on the small arrow in front of "HKEY LOCAL MACHINE." A small list will unfold. Click on the small arrow in front of the "system" line and so on until you reach this line:
HKLMACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\ {4D36E965-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}
Just left-click on the bold number above. Values will be displayed on the right side.
Check if there are values called lowerfilter and upperfilter. If so, right-click on those values and delete them.
Restart the PC.
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Knowledge is only wealth if it is shared
Hello.
When you go to Start >> Computer, do you see the icon of your burner?
If so, go to Start >> right-click on Computer (or "This PC" for Vista) >> Manage >> Device Manager.
Click on the small + sign in front of "CD/DVD-ROM drives." Is there a yellow exclamation mark in front of it or not?
The brand of the PC?
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When you go to Start >> Computer, do you see the icon of your burner?
If so, go to Start >> right-click on Computer (or "This PC" for Vista) >> Manage >> Device Manager.
Click on the small + sign in front of "CD/DVD-ROM drives." Is there a yellow exclamation mark in front of it or not?
The brand of the PC?
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So yes, I see the icon of my burner.
And no, there is no yellow exclamation point in front of the CD/DVD-ROM drive.
For additional information, in the device manager, the drive is enabled, even when restarting my PC in read-only mode, the drive does not work.
Thank you for your response...
And no, there is no yellow exclamation point in front of the CD/DVD-ROM drive.
For additional information, in the device manager, the drive is enabled, even when restarting my PC in read-only mode, the drive does not work.
Thank you for your response...
Ok.
Still in the device manager, click on the little + in front of "ATA/ATAPI IDE controller." And tell me what you see.
Have you created your recovery DVDs?
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Still in the device manager, click on the little + in front of "ATA/ATAPI IDE controller." And tell me what you see.
Have you created your recovery DVDs?
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Excuse me blondin777, but I'm not on my PC right now, so I won't be able to perform the procedure you're asking for. And no, I didn't create a restoration DVD. Is that a problem?!
It's not a big deal, but it takes away our ability to test your burner at PC startup.
Too bad, we'll manage without it...
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Too bad, we'll manage without it...
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For information, during the startup I went to the blue startup screen (I don't remember what it's called) and I found an option to test the drives and I launched the test; for it, the response was no problems detected, so I don't quite understand.
You must be talking about the BIOS, I suppose, but it seems to me that you can't test a burner. A hard drive, yes, but a burner, I would be surprised, or else you are not talking about the BIOS.
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It might be that I tested the hard drive and not the CD/DVD drive; my mistake, as I am still figuring things out in the computer field. And yes, I am indeed talking about the BIOS. Anyway, I saw online that I am not the only one having errors with this drive, but the drivers I downloaded to fix the errors didn’t work. I was also told that I could uninstall the drive and that it might work again after rebooting, but I don't have much faith in this method since I don't have any CD to reinstall the driver in case of an error... Good or bad idea?!
Good idea. That's the trick I wanted to suggest to you post<3>. And don't worry, you don't need a driver to make it work.
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Thank you blondin777 for your answers. So you can assure me that I can uninstall it and then restart my PC, I won't need any drivers, and with a bit of luck, my drive might work again?!
Hi,
I own a Compaq (Vista) computer equipped with the same drive and I’ve also been having a problem for a few days; the message is as follows: Windows cannot start this device because its configuration information (in the registry) is incomplete or corrupted. (code 19). I can’t find the icon in "My Computer", and I’ve also tried troubleshooting by updating the device, with no results; however, I’ve created my recovery DVDs so I will try to test the drive.
See you soon for more information.
I own a Compaq (Vista) computer equipped with the same drive and I’ve also been having a problem for a few days; the message is as follows: Windows cannot start this device because its configuration information (in the registry) is incomplete or corrupted. (code 19). I can’t find the icon in "My Computer", and I’ve also tried troubleshooting by updating the device, with no results; however, I’ve created my recovery DVDs so I will try to test the drive.
See you soon for more information.
Hello,
This morning I restarted the computer with the "Boot Hardware Diagnostic" CD. It ran a whole series of tests that revealed no functioning anomalies; I just restarted the computer and, as if by magic, my drive is working again and the icon appears again in "Computer." However, I also have a functioning issue with the "Ahead InCD" file, the message says: the InCD file has stopped working, I no longer had this file in "All Programs" and since the drive is working again, I reinstalled "NERO5 version V5.5.10.54" which includes the "InCD" file version V4.0.5.6; I have the file back in all programs; however, it continues to indicate that the file has stopped working. I will try updating Nero up to version 8 to see if the problem persists. I have no explanation for all these phenomena, but I have the feeling that under "Windows VISTA" we are not done with our surprises and "troubles"… I will keep you updated on the progress…
This morning I restarted the computer with the "Boot Hardware Diagnostic" CD. It ran a whole series of tests that revealed no functioning anomalies; I just restarted the computer and, as if by magic, my drive is working again and the icon appears again in "Computer." However, I also have a functioning issue with the "Ahead InCD" file, the message says: the InCD file has stopped working, I no longer had this file in "All Programs" and since the drive is working again, I reinstalled "NERO5 version V5.5.10.54" which includes the "InCD" file version V4.0.5.6; I have the file back in all programs; however, it continues to indicate that the file has stopped working. I will try updating Nero up to version 8 to see if the problem persists. I have no explanation for all these phenomena, but I have the feeling that under "Windows VISTA" we are not done with our surprises and "troubles"… I will keep you updated on the progress…
I believe that only versions starting from version 7 are compatible with Vista...
To be confirmed...
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To be confirmed...
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Hello my friend
I have a problem with my Compaq 8710p
the issue is that I can't burn properly
let me explain: I've managed to burn a few times with it and now I can't anymore! when I select to burn it doesn't respond at all
the last time I downloaded a movie in ISO and by miracle I managed to burn it without any issues the first time
in my opinion it's a configuration problem but I don't know how to fix it
I also did the update but it doesn't solve the problem!
please if there is a solution
thank you
I have a problem with my Compaq 8710p
the issue is that I can't burn properly
let me explain: I've managed to burn a few times with it and now I can't anymore! when I select to burn it doesn't respond at all
the last time I downloaded a movie in ISO and by miracle I managed to burn it without any issues the first time
in my opinion it's a configuration problem but I don't know how to fix it
I also did the update but it doesn't solve the problem!
please if there is a solution
thank you
I had the same problem initially and by deleting the lowerfilter file it worked. I didn't try to understand, the result satisfies me!
Thank you blondin777, you honor your signature: "knowledge is wealth only when it is shared"
;)
Thank you blondin777, you honor your signature: "knowledge is wealth only when it is shared"
;)
After several manipulations on the computer and on the drive, the final solution was to replace the TSSTCORP TS-H653L drive. The problem seems to come from the drive, a lens issue...
Thanks to everyone...
Thanks to everyone...
Sorry, but these things happen... ;-))
In any case, thanks for the follow-up.
See you later
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In any case, thanks for the follow-up.
See you later
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Hello, I have the same problem as birdy622, but my computer won't delete the Lowerfilters and Upperfilters files. What should I do? Thank you.
hi romrom7
if you have EXACTLY the same problem you can automatically remove the upperfilters and lowerfilters upon restarting your PC like this: save this file to your desktop: http://docxp.mvps.org/b1n/DisparitionCD.inf then right-click on it and click install and restart your PC as is.
this avoids registry manipulations and it works even for Vista.
if you have EXACTLY the same problem you can automatically remove the upperfilters and lowerfilters upon restarting your PC like this: save this file to your desktop: http://docxp.mvps.org/b1n/DisparitionCD.inf then right-click on it and click install and restart your PC as is.
this avoids registry manipulations and it works even for Vista.
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I can never say enough how much I think Vista is absolutely terrible!!!!!
But above all, thank you because I have done at least ten tests blaming the DVD manufacturer.
Fortunately, kind souls take the time to help us get out of complicated situations!
Thanks again.