DVD - rom disappeared after stand-by

After returning from stand-by position my DVD player is not being recognized .
Motherboard: ms-6523 v 2.1
processor: 850 pro2
Is this a bios-setting problem ?

I won!! TSL632H_TO??.exe - it's just SFX-archive that can be unpacked by WinRAR (for example). And then we got SFDNWIN.exe program and firmware dump file (*.bin) separately, which can be used to upload firmware without any checks (compatible/non compatible).
*WARNING!!! NO ANY WARRANTIES!!!*

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CPU: 2.5 Ghz P4
Motherboard: Motherboard- MSI 865PE Neo2-V (V Class)
Chipset 865PE + ICH5 Chipset base
RAM: 500 Mb
Video Card: ATI Radeon 9200 SE
Operating System: Windows XP home edition
Nb. Two DVD drives connected master & slave on IDE2
I have an unusual situation. Please help. I have run out of ideas.
Dilemma
1. I boot up my system.
2. I click to enter my desktop environment (3 other users share this PC).
3. My system starts to load my processes.
4. While loading the processes my DVD drive door(s) shoots out in the open position. Sometimes both shoot out together and sometimes only one.
5. If I go into my windows explorer, I notice that the drive letters for the two drives are missing. I then have to reload them by using “my computer” management area. If I do not do this my applications will tell me that no drive exists. I have a DVD ROM and a DVD RW.
Other observations:
The drives never go missing in device manager. The drives only go missing in windows explorer if the DVD doors open. Sometime the doors may stay shut and everything is well. Sometimes the problem is frequent and sometimes it seems to have gone away.
Been there done that:
1.   I unloaded all DVD burner software
2.   I changed the IDE ribbon cable
3.   I unloaded the CD/DVD drivers and rebooted
4.   I disconnected one DVD at a time and rebooted.
5.   I checked for viruses using Norton 2005 (with latest definitions)
6.   I checked my application/disc integrity using Norton Win Doctor
7.    I Joined this forum for help

Update:
10.   I swapped around the cables going to the IDE ports on the motherboard. Switched ROMS to IDE 1 and switched HD to IDE 2
11.   I dismounted the virtual drive in CD Anywhere manager.
Problem disappears after I “only” completely remove cd Anywhere:
I completely removed the cd Anywhere software. Also using cdacleaner.exe and removing the registry entries as instructed by the supplier. The problem did not return.
Stop the clock –solution found.
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really).
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