It is a LG internal drive, sorry no I don't know the model number. I don't have any extra drives just laying around to try.
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Please try to download 32-bit version of DVDFab 10 to have a try and see if it will make a difference.
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Originally posted by mopar_mudder View Post
No change
2 - go into your computer's bios and do a factory reset and then restart your computer
then start dvdfab and see if your drives now work.
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Originally posted by Mona View Post@mopar_mudder
Please try to download 32-bit version of DVDFab 10 to have a try and see if it will make a difference.
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Hi mopar_mudder, I had the same/similar issue yesterday. I purchased the 4K remaster of Punisher, it came with a bluray version of the movie and since I do not have a 4K reader in my PC I ripped the bluray version of the movie. When I put the disk in DVDFab 10.2.1.7 it wouldn't add it to the task list. The volume label of the disk showed up in explorer so I expanded the directory tree and dragged the BDMV folder into the window and it worked that way. That is the first disk that I have had to do that to.
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Originally posted by Dead Eye View PostHi mopar_mudder, I had the same/similar issue yesterday. I purchased the 4K remaster of Punisher, it came with a bluray version of the movie and since I do not have a 4K reader in my PC I ripped the bluray version of the movie. When I put the disk in DVDFab 10.2.1.7 it wouldn't add it to the task list. The volume label of the disk showed up in explorer so I expanded the directory tree and dragged the BDMV folder into the window and it worked that way. That is the first disk that I have had to do that to.
This is getting a little old.
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Originally posted by mopar_mudder View Post
Tried that and still nothing. Draging the BDMV folder over DVD Fab just sits there and does nothing. Also updated to newest V11 today and no change.
This is getting a little old.
DVD drives - driver - update driver - restart your computer then start dvdfab and see if it'll read discs again.
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Originally posted by october262 View Post
Go into your computers device manager, click on the
DVD drives - driver - update driver - restart your computer then start dvdfab and see if it'll read discs again.
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Originally posted by mopar_mudder View Post
This happen awhile back and I uninstalled the DVD driver and let it install again with a computer restart. That made it work again that time, didn't work this time around.
also try disabling your windows firewall.Last edited by october262; 11-02-2018, 04:23 AM.
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Originally posted by october262 View Post
try restarting your computer in safe mode with networking and then start dvdfab and see if dvdfab can see your dvd drive.
also try disabling your windows firewall.
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OK DVD Fab definitely has issues with remote desk top. I loaded a disc on the local computer and it read it fine and selected the track to rip. I then logged in with remote desktop to try and start the rip and it says the disc can not be found. I can remote in using a program called Tight VNC and it works fine. So between Remote Desk Top and DVD Fab their is an issue.
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