My Playstation 3 won't read game discs.

When I put a game disc into the Playstation, the game will not show up and then after awhile it makes a sound like when you eject a disc from the Playstation. I've tried turning it off and restarting it but that did not help. What should I do?

Try running safe mode option 3 restore the file system then option 4 rebuild the database,details in the video below if neither options help your system will probably need a repair or replacement.

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PS3 not reading game discs

My system will read every other discs but my ps3 discs. It has no problem with dvd's, blu-rays, and even cd's but it won't read the games. Laser shot? If so, which laser should I replace.

Can you use digital games?

Superdrive won't read certain discs in 10.5.8. WIN /MAC problem?

Have an early 2008 Mac Pro. Superdrive worked fine on 10.5.7 but since upgrade to 10.5.8 it will only read certain discs. Have a WIN/MAC rom of game Spore and the drive takes it in, sits for 2 minutes and spits it out. Could it be that the disc is WIN / MAC combo? Tried it on new apple MacBook Pro running 10.5.7 and drive read it fine. Does Mac need to issue a firmware update for Mac Pros? Know it recently upgraded Macminis and MacBook firmwares. Could it be software issue or corrupt preferences? Tried Ram zap and permissions repair and no go. Hope Apple is on this cause I heard others with similar issues.

I can tell you this - I have two Superdrives in my Mac Pro, both Pioneer, and experienced the problem you are reporting with previous OS X updates. I recently upgraded to Snow Leopard and after renting a bunch of DVDs, many of whom would generally not work in the past and I'd be forced to use a Lacie USB Slim Drive, all suddenly worked instantly, on the first try.
So it may be a software thing with 10.5.8. Carbon Copy your current system over to an external USB drive then upgrade to Snow Leopard and see if that doesn't make a difference. If it doesn't, and you don't want SL, copy back your previous 10.5.8 system. Can't hurt anything doing that. And if SL fixes the problem you can always update the external USB drive.

My computer is not recognizing the e drive. it won't read the disc or open the drive.

My computer is not recognizing the E drive. It won't read a CD and it the drive will not open so I can remove the disc. The E drive is not showing up under My Computer
HP Pavillion dv6000 Windows 7 64-bit

When did it started? is it showing under device manager?
you can try system restore first and go back to the date when your notebook is still working fine...
or you can try this...
hope this helps...
~reikableu~
...KUDO's to me and if this resolves the issue, please tag this as "AcceptedSolution"
~I MAYBE working for HP Consumer Notebook Support but any opinion stated are not at anyways connected to those of HP.~

Optical drive won't read certain discs?

Hello, this is my first post in the community and I am a novice with computers. I bought my iMac in 2010 at Apple and it has been the best computer I have ever owned. But for some reason starting today the optical drive won't read any type of cd's like a user's manual or software install disc. It tries but just ejects it back out. Now the strange part is I can put any dvd disc to play a movie and plays it perfectly with no problem at all. Has anyone had this happen to them or any thought on what is wrong. My wife has a macbook and hers works fine and I checked her system preferences for cd's/dvd and they are the same. I a running 10.6.8 OS. Thanks

The iMac supports the following CD types if it is one of these types and still won't read then it sounds like a CD hardware or software driver problem. If you re-load the software driver and it still doesn't work then I would then suggest you take it to an Apple store for repair.
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=34562

My Macbook 10.5.8 won't read audiobook discs.

It reads CD's and DVD's fine, but, when I put in an audiobook disc it sometimes spins but never catches or just spins and spits it out. However, sometimes, it reads the discs just fine, but, only certain titles. Can anyone help? Thanks!

Apple offers some basic advice on troubleshooting this:
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1381
I realize your situation may seem different, but see if these tips are helpful.
A PRAM reset would be in order if the former doesn't work.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1379
If none of this works, it may be that there's an issue with the keyboard or software. In that case, you'd best visit your local Apple Store/Genius Bar for help.

Mac computer won't read burned discs, need help...

Heya,
So I'm not sure when this started happening exactly, but my Mac stopped being able to read burned discs for some reason. I've tried discs that have audio (legal MP3's) and applications on them (also legal copies of the discs) and they show up in finder but as a blank disc. I'm wondering if there was an update of some sort recently that started causing this issue somehow? Can someone help? Thanks!

Related Problem?
I have had my MacPro for more than a year, just updated to OSX 10.6.4
I have not been able to play a particular,commercially bought DVD. No clue about the format of it. It comes up as Untitled. My MacPro has worked OK with other video DVDs and a bunch of install discs. I just discovered this new DVD player problem today, with this new DVD just bought through snail mail.
However, this same new commercially recorded DVD plays beautifully on my old 17" powerbook bought brand-new in 2006, today running OSX 10.4.11
It is sad so many bloat features seem to cloud real needs of working people, or what else could it be? My system has had some other livable problems like the fact i had to trash the much needed OSX Dictionary Application, because it started opening up a window for every word i already looked up-- This problem seems to be due to Migrtation Assitant picking up some weird police state aps or what not. It is hard to live without Migration Assistant because aps like CS4 are so hard to get running on a new system. So grin and bear it.

My Sony Playstation won't read games or DVDs that are inserted into it?

I have tried most of the remedies you see on the net but none have worked, can I take my playstation to a Sony Store near by or do I have to send the game out to be fixed?

Hello Rrodrick,
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DVD/CD drive won't read any discs

I have a Satellite A660 PSAW0U-0J3040, and the DVD drive, which has worked fine up until now, suddenly won't play DVDs or CDs. The last thing I did with it was rip a CD, which worked fine, but then it would not play the DVD I put in. The drive is recognized, and the hardware information says it is working properly, but when I put in a disc, it does not recognize that there is a disc in the drive. A green light flashes when I first put it in, then turns orange. In My Computer, if I click to open the drive, it ejects and tells me to insert a disc. Same thing happens with a blank disc. Restarting the computer & updating driver didn't help. Is there anything I can try to fix this, or is the drive just broken?
If so, any idea where I could find a replacement one? The link from Toshiba's support page doesn't work, and I don't know the model number of the drive. In fact, I'm not even sure how to remove the drive. It doesn't seem to just pop out like the one on my old laptop did.

Sounds like a good plan. The next troubleshooting steps I would have suggested were to use Microsoft System Restore and, if that fails to solve it, to try a full recovery. However, hopefully the replacement works in your computer!
- Peter

G60t-200 CD/DVD drive won't read XP discs

I recently re-installed Windows 7 Home Premium after I had a blue screen crash forcing me to re-format the hard drive on a g-60t-200. I've installed all the recommended Windows updates as well as all the HP updates for the g60t-200 model that I have but now the CD/DVD drive will not read the files on older discs that I burned using Windows XP on another machine. It shows the disc in the drive and shows the folders on the disc but when you open the folders, the files are not visible. When I right click and open up the properties of the disc while it's in the drive it shows it as "UDF" format. The other machines in the house running Windows XP can read the disks just fine and show all the files. Is there an update or driver I'm missing that will allow the drives to read the files on discs burned using Windows XP?

Hi sherifawad, and welcome to the HP Forums!
I understand that after restoring your computer, you can no longer read CD/DVD's that were burned on XP with the Windows 7 operating system. I will try my best to help you resolve this issue. I suggest that you make sure that you have the latest service pack for Windows 7. Here is the Service Pack and Update Center for Windows.
I am including this document for Using HP Support Tools to Update HP Software, Drivers, and BIOS with Windows 7.
I hope this helps, please let me know how it goes.
Thank you,
I worked on behalf of HP.

HELP! DVD Drive won't read blank discs

Recently, MAC Mini (Power PC) Matsushita UJ-845 Superdrive doesn't recognize blank DVD media (from same 100-pack spindle previously used with no problem). Drive spins, reads and then seems to go into a rhythmic oscillation. After a short time, I get this message:
"The drive reported an error:
Sense Key = ILLEGAL REQUEST
Sense Code = 0x64
ILLEGAL MODE FOR THIS TRACK"
If I keep trying to get the blank disc read, I get another message:
"Interface Error: -16434
The connection is not stable"
Has anyone else experienced this? I've done forum searches on some of the key words and error codes above with no luck.
I get this error when trying to burn a VIDEO_TS file to DVD using Toast 7, but it really seems to be more of a hardware-related issue.
Anyone got any ideas?

xfm,
I too have the exact same error messages, but with a UJ-846 drive and Verbatim DVD-R 100-pack spindles.
My drive reads CD/DVDs OK, no problem, but gives problems when I put in a blank disc. I had this problem a few weeks ago with CDs as well, but then opened up the Mac mini and 'cleaned' the Superdrive with some compressed air, and that seem to have sorted the problem then.
Today though, for some reason NOTHING works, I even left the Mac mini 'naked' (without casing) while trying ten times and blowing air in between each time.
I have two batches of Verbatim DVD-R (100packs) bought in two different stores about a month or so apart, and one batch of CD-Rs that are yet another make. All of them with the same problem.
I think this is a hardware problems and it absolutely stinks that it only happens after the Apple warranty has expired. I've done about a 100+ disks on the Mac mini, which in my mind is hardly any at all, so it can't be 'worn out'.
Any ideas, or anyone with leverage at Apple that can kick some a*s
PS. I also have a MacBook Pro C2D with a busted spindle in the SuperDrive (UJ-857D), so me no like SuperDrives very much.

OS 10.5 - Boot Camp - Windows won't read Mac Disc for Driver Install

Hello everyone.
I have been through half a dozen headaches and a dozen hours of time wasted on this problem. I've tried multiple windows discs untill finally I bought a brand new version of Windows XP Pro. I've followed all of the instructions in my printed boot camp manual and I continously run into one problem:
Once windows is installed completely and I am at the windows desktop and need to eject the windows disc and insert the leopard disc to install drivers, I do so and windows does not recognize the mac disc whatsoever. It says the drive is empty, it is 0kb of 0kb, I cannot explore the drive, I cannot do anything. If I open it it is blank. I cannot access the internet in any way on windows because there are no corresponding drivers.. so I am at a loss.
Can anyone please help me? What do I do? I really apologize if this question has been answered, but I could really use some help.

Hi Sotaris,
It's a little vague what you mean by the "leopard disk". Do you mean the disk of drivers Boot Camp burns, or the actual Leopard installation DVD?
What you're supposed to do is launch Boot Camp while booted to the Mac OS. One of the first things it does is create a CD of Windows drivers that XP will need for your Mac. So you must have a CD-R or CD-RW on hand.
After that, Windows XP is installed. When that's done, there will be a number of hardware components that XP naturally doesn't recognize. That's when you insert the driver disk Boot Camp creates. I may have listed the order of things a little bit off here, but the main point is it sounds like you're skipping, or missing the part to create the Windows driver disk and trying to put the Leopard DVD in the drive.

Windows XP won't read istall disc for Acrobat 9 PRO

I cannot make the computer read the install disc, I even tried downloading the free version and entering the serial number and it said the number was invalid. Any suggestions would appreciated, thanks

John T Smith wrote:
Unless you bought directly from Adobe, which you do not say, I personally see zero chance that they will give you a new CD or a valid serial number
And if you paid a whole heck of a lot less than Adobe charges, you've been robbed.

IBook G4 Superdrive won't read any discs

Few days ago my iBook's Superdrive worked perfectly and I never had any issues. I would barely use my drive and I never used any dirty or scratched discs in order to avoid issues, anyway, today I found some burned music discs in my room and I was curious to know what songs they had, but then when I inserted the disc it just kept loading and loading until it ejected by itself, I then checked again if it was scratched and it wasn't, I tried another disc and no luck, I restarted the computer and the usual noise that the drive makes when the computer starts changed and sounds kind of rough like its forced, it did't sound like that before I inserted the CD. What could the problem be? Why would the superdrive die if I rarely used it? Also, the system profile detects the drive but the disk utility won't show the drive. Any ideas? I really don't want to change the drive.
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If your SuperDrive will not mount the install disk or commercially recorded CDs it would seem the drive is not functioning well and may be on the way out. With the older tray-loading drives it was easy to access the inside of the drive and clean the laser with a alcohol towelette. With the internal drives that is more of a challenge and you not only have to remove the drive but to open it up, and even after that the issue may not necessarily be the laser.
Possible options are: a replacement SuperDrive, an external firewire drive or using Firewire Target Disk Mode with the assistance of a second firewire capable Mac.
cornelius

My iMac's cd drive won't read blank discs please help!!!

iMac mid 2011.
processor: 2.7 GHz intel core i5
memory: 8 gb 1333 mhz DDR3
startup disk: macintosh hd
[Running OS X Lion (10.7.2)]
My disk drive wont read blank cds. Please help!!!

As reported elsewhere, my problem is with a conflict from Western Digital software used during
Time Machine backups. It won't detect blank media and when inserted will not eject until you shut down and restart.
Problem is resolved by dragging WD program to trash.
CD's will now work for burning disks.
Drag back WD software when finished.
Works for me?
Western Digital offer a fix but haven't tried it.

My Playstation 3 won't read game discs.

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