Pioneer DVD 303, G400 & Win2k
This is a discussion about Pioneer DVD 303, G400 & Win2k in the Windows Hardware category; I've bought a Pioneer DVD-ROM DVD-303 SCSI a few days ago. When I first installed it, it has properly been detected by Win2k, drivers were installed, then I installed WinDVD 2000 and I managed to play a DVD with it and my G400 DualHead.
I've bought a Pioneer DVD-ROM DVD-303 SCSI a few days ago. When I first installed it, it has properly been detected by Win2k, drivers were installed, then I installed WinDVD 2000 and I managed to play a DVD with it and my G400 DualHead.
Then, I moved some hardwares in my Tower, and when I reboot, problems started to appear. Either win2k wouldn't detect my SCSI burner, eventhough BIOS would, or it would if and only if I added my SCSI HDD.
Right now, Win2k detect everything (back to old configuration) but when I try to play a DVD, I get to different error messages:
-PowerDVD : error code (don't remember the number)
-WinDVD 2000 : play the first part ("Warning") over and over again...
If any one can help me, I would appreciate a lot,
Thanks,
IMoM
Then, I moved some hardwares in my Tower, and when I reboot, problems started to appear. Either win2k wouldn't detect my SCSI burner, eventhough BIOS would, or it would if and only if I added my SCSI HDD.
Right now, Win2k detect everything (back to old configuration) but when I try to play a DVD, I get to different error messages:
-PowerDVD : error code (don't remember the number)
-WinDVD 2000 : play the first part ("Warning") over and over again...
If any one can help me, I would appreciate a lot,
Thanks,
IMoM
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Hi,
If i had a problem such as this, i'd format and reinstall.
I'm not sayin it's the best choice, but you can always be sure that there isn't anything lurking around if you do a clean install if you have what it seams like a driver issue here...
By the way, i heard that PowerDVD didn't work in windows NT4 if you were doin Software mode, it requires a hardware card. So i heard anyways, not sure what it really means.
Good luck, sorry i can't give you a better advice.
/radx
If i had a problem such as this, i'd format and reinstall.
I'm not sayin it's the best choice, but you can always be sure that there isn't anything lurking around if you do a clean install if you have what it seams like a driver issue here...
By the way, i heard that PowerDVD didn't work in windows NT4 if you were doin Software mode, it requires a hardware card. So i heard anyways, not sure what it really means.
Good luck, sorry i can't give you a better advice.
/radx
