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Mass-Storage, Mass-Storage media include CDs, CD-RWs, DVDs, DVD/CD-RWs, floppies, and the hard disk.

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Solutions Mass-Storage S Did you know... Mass-Storage media include CDs, CD-RWs, DVDs, DVD/CD-RWs, floppies, and the hard disk. Symptom CD/DVD drive cannot read a disc or takes too long to start. DVD player performance is poor when running other programs simultaneously. Display is corrupted when playing some DVD movies. CD or DVD Drive Problem The DVD drive takes longer to start because it must first determine the type of media being played. DVD playback requires large amounts of processing power; therefore, the system cannot process other tasks simultaneously at maximum performance. Copyright material at the beginning of movie causes a momentary corruption. Solution Wait at least 30 seconds to let the DVD drive determine the type of media being played. If the disc still does not start, refer to the "Using Online Help and Support" section found earlier in this chapter. To provide maximum performance, close all other programs while playing DVD media. It may also be necessary to restart Windows to free all resources. Wait a few seconds for the video corruption to clear up. If it does not clear up, then stop and restart the DVD movie. 8-12 Users Guide

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Users Guide
Solutions
Mass-Storage
S
Did you know...
Mass-Storage media include CDs, CD-RWs,
DVDs, DVD/CD-RWs, floppies, and the hard disk.
CD or DVD Drive
Symptom
Problem
Solution
CD/DVD drive
cannot read a disc
or takes too long to
start.
The DVD drive takes
longer to start
because it must first
determine the type of
media being played.
Wait at least
30 seconds to let the
DVD drive determine
the type of media
being played. If the
disc still does not
start, refer to the
“Using Online Help
and Support” section
found earlier in this
chapter.
DVD player
performance is poor
when running other
programs
simultaneously.
DVD playback
requires large
amounts of
processing power;
therefore, the system
cannot process other
tasks simultaneously
at maximum
performance.
To provide maximum
performance, close
all other programs
while playing DVD
media. It may also
be necessary to
restart Windows to
free all resources.
Display is corrupted
when playing some
DVD movies.
Copyright material at
the beginning of
movie causes a
momentary
corruption.
Wait a few seconds
for the video
corruption to clear
up. If it does not
clear up, then stop
and restart the DVD
movie.