Installed PSE7; DVD-Rom stopped working

has anyone experienced this? I installed PSE7 and both of my DVD-ROM's stopped working...my computer didn't recognize that they were there anymore...I had to revert back to before I installed PSE7 for them to work again...did I get a corupt PSE7? any suggestions?
Thanks!

See this tech note:
http://go.adobe.com/kb/ts_kb402306_en-us

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