Author: GreegorGreegor
Date: Dec 24, 2008 17:41
On Dec 20, 3:54 pm, Augie66 gmail.com> wrote:> Recently I upgraded my main hard-drive C: from FAT32 to NTFS. (My second
> drive D: was already NTFS.) Now for some reason many, but not all, my
> DVDs (both legit retail and also re-burned copies) are not recognized by
> my system even though all of them played fine before. I get the same
> error ("A disc with an unsupported format is in drive E:", "No disc in
> drive E:") regardless if used with Windows Media Player, Real Player,
> Power DVD, Nero, etc.
>
> I would appreciate any ideas, suggestions or opinions.
> Thanks
>
> BTW, everything else seems to be running fine with no problems.
Have you accounted for what exact format they are actually in?
Segregate the ones that give you trouble and
put each one into the drive, right click on the
drive icon and click properties.
An empty drive shows "unknown", some show CDFS
and there are various others.
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