How Do You Reinstall A DVD-ROM Drive Program Onto Windows XP?
There are a number of reasons why a DVD-ROM drive suddenly stops working. One of the major causes is that a file or files have become corrupt and Windows XP simply doesn’t know how to use the drive any longer. Often the easiest solution to the problem is to reinstall the DVD-ROM drive program onto Windows XP. This is not a difficult process and will help you to determine if the problem lies with the software or if your DVD-ROM drive need to be replaced. Check the manufacturer’s website for any updated drivers or software for your DVD-ROM drive. If you do not have the original software disks or the drive is not reading disks at all, you can look for the drivers and software to reinstall the drive from the manufacturer’s website. If you cannot find the drivers you need from the manufacturer, look for the correct files at Driversguide.com. They have most driver files. Download and save the files to a folder on your computer. Navigate to the folder where you saved the files. If the files a
