Blue-ray player

hi.. I cant get a blue-ray movie to play or load on this laptop..it says that I do have blueray. it worked before and now it doesnt.. could you help me?

Hey yankeeman,
There are usually a couple of different options available for when you have to update firmware, but keep in mind that your choices may be limited based upon the specific model blu-ray player that you own. In most cases firmware can be updated one of two ways: using a direct PC connection or USB flash drive.
Because not all Blu-ray players are equipped with USB flash drives, you ultimately may need to run a cable beetween the player and your computer/modem. Like hockeycanuckjc mentioned, the exact details on how to do so should be available in your owner's manual. If you're ever in doubt though, remember that you can always visit Samsung's support site for further information:
http://www.samsung.com/us/support/main/supportSupportMain.do
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