BSOD open cd dvd drive nvgts.sys blue screens

hello
I recently built my MSi mainboard system
I started getting the BSOD almost anytime I opened my dvd drive. After a few minuets of using Google I discovered this is a common problem but with no certain fix. I did find a fix for a 750i msi mainboard but i have a MSI p7n diamond (780I)
Can you offer any help with this?
Thank you so much!
OS: Windows XP
Mainboard: Msi P7N diamond
Case: Apevia X-plorer
CPU: Intel core 2 Quad Q9300
CPU coller: zalman 97000 cooler
Memory: 2Gb SLi dual channel memory
VGA: Nvidia 9800 GTX
HDD: Hard drives
WD 3200 GB sata 2
Maxtor sata 1 200gb
IDE 320gb
A/V capture: Pinnacle Movie board
Sound Card: X-FI soundcard
Speakers : Logitec x-540
DVD burner: Lite-on LH-20A1l-06 DVD burner
Extras: MD3 front panel
LCD fan contorller

Ok. Your current DVD drivers can be found in - Start - Settings - Control Panel - System Properties - Hardware - Device Manager - DVD/CD ROM Drives - 'Select' Lite-On, right click, click properties - Driver. If it doesn't say 'Provider Microsoft', that's got be uninstalled, let the reboot detect the new hardware (your installed drive), & let Windows install it's driver. (It may ask for your XP install disc to find the driver for the hardware setup).
Any way, this is what mine shows as drivers for my DVD/CD/BD drives = (100% troublefree), & I'm running & burning some heavy duty app's.;
Driver Provider: Microsoft
Driver Date: 7/1/2001
Driver Version: 5.1.2535.0
Digital Signer: Microsoft Windows Publisher
I'll do some more forum searching, because it was here I found the fix. Time frame was around Jun/Jul '08. Also seems it involved something about RAID drivers as a part of the discussion. Also going to pull out the MSI Install disc & browse it to maybe help remember more, but using the Windows driver should solve this for you.
The Drive's firmware is what counts most (BL06 is the most recent). The Driver that will make the drive recognized for sure, is the Windows version. Nvidia can provide a new driver today, but that don't mean it will work.
Edit: That referenced forum post you linked, is the one that propelled me to find the other one. Will start my search Apr. Don't think it was in the OC & Mod. subject. Will start in the Intel Core 2 first.

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