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    Code 10 error... device wont start

    I am on WinXP home on a PC with a P4 2.54ghz processor, 1gb of ram, and 420gb total disc space.

    I have a Sony dru530a DVD-R drive and it use to work almost fine. Now, the drive is not showing up in My Computer. Instead, I get a drive listed in "Other" section with an icon of a disk drive and a red questino mark. When I click it, it says "L:\referes to a location that is unavailable..... " The Sony drive shows up in the device manager, but ther is a yellow exclamation mark over it and it has a funny name Sony ( (D^D(R_LR]-=38a(. When I go to properties, I get in devise status "This device cannot start. (Code 10)."

    How can I correct this code 10 error?

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    hmmm

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    Have you tried to uninstall the device in control panel and let XP find the device and reinstall it. Sounds like the driver had gone south on you. I can't find any support for that device on Sonys web site.

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    Uninstalling and Reinstalling doesnt work.
    Sony has no drivers for the drive cuz they say WinXP comes with the drivers. But the WinXP drive seems to be currupt and when I uninstall and win reinstalls, I have same problem...

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    I'm having the same problem, I went to butrn a disk today and my itunes said there was no burning software on the computer, I have a all-in-one driver, cd-rom burner, lightscribe etc. But I'm using Vista Home edition, and have anm HP pavillion Slimline s7600n PC. And a AMD 64 Athlon Processor I think.
    I got the same service message "Device Won't Start Code 10" any help would be great. thanks.

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    Welcome to Windrivers madjamaican

    Code 10 means a lack of resources, or a lack of power to the hardware. If this PC is still in warranty, I suggest you call HP first because what I have to suggest will entail opening the PC and possibly voiding the warranty.
    Never, ever approach a computer saying or even thinking "I will just do this quickly."

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    Thumbs down Website is confusing

    Sorry to change the subject but how do i post a new thread?
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    Go to the forum in which you wish to post a new thread, then click the new thread button at the top of the forum on the left.
    Never, ever approach a computer saying or even thinking "I will just do this quickly."

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    LOL!!!! Silly me. Thanx

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