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FTech wrote on 6/1/2016, 3:28 PM
Hi Velcro,

In CD Architect go to the menu and select OPTIONS>Preferences.

Make sure you place a check mark beside "Use CD/DVD drives in PnP mode". Close CD Architect and relaunch it.

Hopefully this will help you getting your DVD Burner recognized in Windows 10.

Keep in mind I don't have Window 10, I have Windows 7. I noticed from toggling that "Use CD/DVD drives in PnP mode" option off, the software fails to find my DVD Burner. If you don't see that option, make sure you have CD Architect version 5.2d.


FTech

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Lore wrote on 11/28/2016, 6:46 AM

Hi everbody,

I experienced the same problem with a similar CD/DVD/Bluray Drive after upgrading from Windows 7 to Windows 10.

In my case it helped to change some settings in BIOS, i.e. switching the mode of CD-ROM device from AHCI to IDE (under the SATA settings). This should provide more backward-compatability...

Good luck !

Lore