Access denied on dvd drive

Discussion in 'Hardware' started by psco2007, Jul 24, 2014.

  1. psco2007

    psco2007 Master Sergeant

    I can right click and open and play the movie, so drive is operable.

    Just started - upon clicking dvd drive, message says "may not have permission."


    I went into registry and followed directions to delete lower filter. - no change.

    I checked permissions and that is OK as well.

    I also uninstalled drive and rebooted.

    Also did a System Restore.

    Also ran scan -- SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker

    It seems to be caused by message "files ready to be written, but I can't seem to delete it.


    Since I can play dvds, it's not a big problem, but I would like to know why this has suddenly happened and how to correct it.

    Thanks,

    Paul
     

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  2. Frozwire

    Frozwire Private E-2

    Have you check if you don't have some temporary files waiting to be written to DVD disk on that DVD drive?
     
  3. psco2007

    psco2007 Master Sergeant

    That was the first thing I checked.

    It doesn't matter what dvd I insert - will not play any of them by just clicking - it always did before.

    I can play them by right click and "open" but confused as to current problem.:confused
     
  4. Adrynalyne

    Adrynalyne Guest

    Did the filters come back? The software that originally added them might be reapplying them.
     
  5. psco2007

    psco2007 Master Sergeant

    Hi Adrynalyne ,

    I checked and the pics don't show them.

    Anything else I can do?

    Thanks,

    Paul
     

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  6. psco2007

    psco2007 Master Sergeant

    I just went to Properties and Sharing and changed permissions to all.

    The previous message is now gone, but a new one took its place. (see pic)

    I did set VLC as default program, so I'm not sure what that message means.

    I can still play the dvd by clicking Open.
     

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  7. psco2007

    psco2007 Master Sergeant

    Found the answer.

    I turned off WMC and WMP and rebooted and turned back on and rebooted again, and the drive now works properly.

    Have no idea why, but happy about it.:-D
     

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