975 power up edition missing dvd drives

insalled window xp pro on my new system 975 power up edition , e6600 , 2 optical drives and 2 sata drives , windows installed without any problems dectected both my optical drives and hdd.
the only thing was after the system was setup i noticed that the drives took very long to install programs on my pc , so i installed the jmicron driver which came with the cd , now the drives work faster or normal but my 2nd cd rom is not showing up in windows. it shows in the bios screen under the jmicron heading , i tried uninstalling jmicron but then windows says to install the drivers again.
pls help i want to use both drives ..
confused
thanks

You can try to uninstall the drivers or if you're using system restore, roll back to before they went on.
In the long run, you'll be happier moving everything off the J-Micron in my opinion.
then again, opinions, especially mine, are just that; as such, take them cum grano salis. I know it is poor practice to use two optical drives on the same channel, especially when copying disk to disk, but this board seems to be the exception.
Another option, of course, is to get an SATA optical drive. There are a few out there, and it cleans up your case a bit by not having those rolled ribbon cables in there

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Hi
Welcome To Lenovo Community
We are really sorry to hear about the issue you are facing,
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Read this for CD/DVD Drive with burning, missing drives, not seeing discs

Seeing lots of the same posts with the same solutions being applied (mostly upper/lower control filters/MS Fixit)... so I thought I'd put this up for everyone.
*Update* If this helps, please click the kudos to the right as I'm trying to gauge how effective this is. If you have the time to help the community, please reply stating what did or did not work.
There are some helpful HP support articles that you may want to try before posting:
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Drive Cannot Write to Writable Discs (Windows Vista)
Drive Cannot Write to Writable Discs (Windows 98, ME, XP)
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CD/DVD Drive is not Detected (Windows 7)
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7) Use MS System Restore to go back to a time when it was working.
Stuck Drawer...
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Summary:
1) Press eject button on case, on drive, button on keyboard (if exists).
2) Right-click drive icon in Windows and select Eject.
3) Turn off PC and inert a straightened paper clip into the manual release hole on the drive.
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First... try to use the MS Fixit (for Vista) if you are on the computer having the problem)...
Microsoft Fix it Solution
Otherwise, here are the manual steps (overview):
1) Uninstall the CD/DVD drive in Device Manager and DO NOT RESTART the computer.
2) Uninstall your CD burning software (make sure you have the installation disc or you can resinstall from Start, Programs, PC Help and Tools, Recovery Manager (or Driver/Application Recovery). If you don't have the installation discs, skip this step - it might still work).
3) Open the registry editor (Start -> Run -> enter Regedit) ... might want to make a backup of the registry at this point.
4) Open the following keys:
+ HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
+ SYSTEM
+ CurrentControlSet (or the current control set with lowest number if that is all that is listed)
+ Control
+ Class
5) Select 4D36E965-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318. It has to be this exact key - make sure you can see the last numbers!!!
6) Delete the UpperFilter and or the LowerFilters value in the right window if either exists.
7) RESTART the computer - this step is important. Wait for Windows to find and install the CD/DVD drive you removed earlier.
8) Reinstall your burning software and restart the computer again.
Message Edited by GarenT on 10-07-2009 06:32 PM
Message Edited by RasterBlaster on 11-30-2009 03:51 PM
... an HP employee expressing his own opinion.
Please post rather than send me a Message. It's good for the community and I might not be able to get back quickly. - Thank you.

That's why you want to make a backup of the registry. If you didn't make a backup, use MS system restore to go back. The only values you should remove are UpperFilter or LowerFilter - one or both may be in there and can be removed. If neither value exists, then that is probably why you can't burn and Windows is not recognizing your drive as a writable drive.
... an HP employee expressing his own opinion.
Please post rather than send me a Message. It's good for the community and I might not be able to get back quickly. - Thank you.

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i recently installed dvd drives on desktop win7. when i open itunes i get the error registry values missing. i have uninstalled and reinstalled many times to no avail. i cannot acess the store, radio, or burn cd's. everything worked fine before the new drives were installed. itunes works fine on laptop win7 also. can anyone help with this issue?

ab (default)             reg_sz        dvd/cd-rom drives
ab class                      reg_sz        cdrom
ab classDesc           reg_sz        @%systemroot%\system32\storprop.dll,-17001
ab enumproppages32      reg_sz    storprop.dll,dvdproppageprovider
ab iconpath         reg_multi_sz     @systemroot%\system32\imageres.dll,-30
ab installer32     reg_sz                   storprop.dll,dvdclassinstaller
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ab noinstallclass                reg_sz                   1
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=== Deleting UpperFilter and LowerFilter Registry Keys ===
1. Click Start and click Run.
2. In the Open box, type regedit and click OK.
3. Click the plus (+) sign beside HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE.
4. Click the plus (+) sign beside System.
5. Click the plus (+) sign beside Current Control Set.
6. Click the plus (+) sign beside Control.
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9. On the File menu, click Export.
10. In the File name box, type savedkey and click Save. It is better
to save the "savedkey" to the desktop.
11. Click the REG_MULTI_SZ data type UpperFilters (found in right
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12. When you are prompted to confirm the deletion, click Yes.
NOTE: If this data type is missing, continue to the next
method.
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I have searched and searched for this, and although finding many "T60 will not power up" I haven't
found any with this twist.
My T60 is ~2 years old, and the problem just started recently. Working on battery one day, the laptop
suddenly died - like instant loss of power. I could not turn it on again. One strange thing though:
When I removed the battery and re-inserted it, the batt-icon-light came on briefly (a blink). If I then pushed the power button it lit up for 1 sec and then went out, not booting. Repeating it, without removing the battery, it didn't light up.Ok, thinking maybe the power supply was dead, I took it completely apart, removing also the harddrive and the DVD drive. By chance I then saw that it had "fixed itself". I resembled it and it worked again, powering up like nothing had happend.
Then it happened again yesterday. I read in here about the "push power 10 times, hold power down 30 sec" etc, but had no luck with that. Again, when I inserted the adapter cable the light came on (power plug + batt light) but when pushing the power button they went off, and if I removed and reinserted the plug same thing again.
I then read about removing HDD and DVD drive, and that did it! So, it happened again today and this time I just removed the DVD - and it booted again.
So, after this loong description here I hope that some of you have tried/seen this before or have an idea what it can be. I left the DVD drive out, and it has not happened again...yet (it's been 5 hours only).
Ideas?
Thanks in advance!
Martin.
Moderator edit: Removed duplicate copy of message text.

Kaz wrote:
Hi Nordal,
I know this is an old thread, but since I too am now experiencing inability to startup by T60 and seems to be getting worse in the last months, I was wondering what additional things you may have learned in the last 2 years since facing this issue. My system will typically be in standby or hibernate and when I open lid to start it up again, Power and Bat light go out and cannot start it. No beep codes, nothing. Previously, recovery was to pull battery (which is now new Lenovo as of last month and working great), hit power button a few times and then hold it in, put battery back in and AC adapter, then it would start up. In last few days, this no longer works. I have to go through similar step, but now I have to startup only with battery, once in Desktop, I can plug in adapter and no issue until next time. I have three 90W AC adapter all putting out correct 19.5-20 VDC. Have rulled out an adapter issue, I believe. Concerned about something on motherboard being flaky, but cannot pinpoint issue. A few days ago when this happened, I had to pull CMOS battery, wait a few min., then put everything back together and was able to boot.
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I guess I jumped on the gun on the floppy missing a pin, thats indeed what it looks like. Thanks for that Supershanks. Perhaps my floppy problem is related to my IDE issue.
Thats correct, CMOS doesnt show it either. Ive tried both IDE slots, no dice. The new IDE cable I got has clear markers for System Board and Primary so Im pretty sure its configured correctly. I've had the BIOS at default since my drive was being detected just fine on the same settings before this went haywire. It just baffles me the connection would go on the fritz like this out of the blue.
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