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I have read alot on the net about i/o errors and other errors with this Toshiba Satellite w/ a (panasonic) matshita aka matusuita uj-810 CD/DVD rw drive. Ive still not been able to resolve it for more than a day or so untill the error returns. Anyone else experience similar problems or have some advice?
Thanks
What is your specific error? And what have you done to try and resolve it?
Yep ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Big Booger
In the mean time defrag your HD, check the cables to the drive (use different cable). If using a ASPI ( Like Force ASPI) then un-install it, if your not using ASPI then try it :D Force ASPI
the error was "an i/o error has occured and the drive can not be accessed" to the best of my recollectionQuote:
Originally Posted by Big Booger
I have since:
removed all cd/dvd related software- windvd, sonic, arcsoft, nero, mdvd, alchohol 120 and reinstalled them in trying to find one that would read a disc
eventually removing them again
played with the restore points to try to go back to when it worked
uninstalled and reinstalled SP2
removed drivers manually from the system folder / downloader drivers / removed more driver / dloaded more drivers
removed hardware, installed hardware, tried to reinstall the drive
hmmm, a few other things im sure, ive spent prob 25hrs on this
FG has given you two possible and excellent options to further sort this out. Try them then post back your results.Quote:
Originally Posted by FastGame
What OS are you using? I noticed you said SP2, is this windows XP Home or Pro, or MCE 2004, 2005, longhorn, etc?
Well i just tried to add hardware again and got this one:Quote:
Originally Posted by Big Booger
Windows cannot load the device driver for this hardware. The driver may be corrupted or missing. (Code 39)
This is the folder that i manually deleted drivers from
C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers
I deleted some of the ones that were listed under the driver file details
here's whats left
cdrom.sys
imapi.sys
redbook.sys
storprop.dll which is in the system32 folder directly
XP MCE 2004Quote:
Originally Posted by Big Booger
Man this thing is killing me, thanks for you help so far guys!
I am unfamiliar with aspi, i found:Quote:
Originally Posted by FastGame
WINASPI.DLL
WNASPI32.DLL
so im not sure how to uninstall this one
Click on that Force ASPI link. Follow the directions in Force ASPI and use the "Kill ASPI" first, re-boot and see if that helps. If not then use install ASPI.Quote:
Originally Posted by cklotz
If this just started doing the I/O thing then it probably isn't ASPI unless you added a program that needs it.
Did you add any other cards ? if so maybe you have a conflict with your IRQ's
You could have a bad connection to the drive or your drive is going bad.
Ok, the ASPI did not work
Didnt add any cards
Still stuck not being able to install the drive back.........
What does that mean ? you can't get the drive back in the LT ?Quote:
Originally Posted by cklotz
Ok here's what I'd do. If you have warranty left then take it in for service, if not then backup your data and reinstall everything with recovery disk. If everything is still blotched then buy a new drive because it sounds like yours is going bad.
did anyone recommend doing a repair install then install the force aspi drivers after the service pack has been installed.
No but I thought since so many things have been messed with it's best for clean install. I have a Toshiba and it's pretty fast with the recovery disk.Quote:
did anyone recommend doing a repair install