Itunes conflicting with the DVD drive in windows 8.1

Has anyone had any conflict on the DVD drive betweeen W8.1 and Itunes 11.1.3.8 i know its this as when i uninstall Itunes the conflict dissapears re-install itunes and the conflict re-appears which then renders the dvdv drive uselss. actually it doesnt even show up in the drive letters.

Hi, we have the same problem, just follow these steps:
https://www.dropbox.com/help/4211
I found out that this has a connection with the problem that I encountered with the synching of my dropbox.
Hope this would help.
After following this, I can now print in Microsoft Word and also via PDF.

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