T61 Windows XP DVD software

My model is T61 but I am using Windows XP after having formatted the hard disk. I am assuming that there must have been a DVD player that came in the original condition which I, by mistke, must have erased when I formatted the HDD. Can anyone please tell me which software I need to download to play DVD on Windows XP? If not, any recommendation for a good DVD software that can play multi-region? thanks.

The original programs installer was in C:\IBMTOOLS but it is now gone. You can buy PowerDVD or you can use VLC for free.
T60 2623-D7U, 3 GB Ram. Dual boot XP and Linux Mint.
T400 2765-T7U Windows 7
Registered Linux User #160145
FYI: I am not employed by Lenovo

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After three weeks, you deserve a reply. Windoze does
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Driver Date:           6/21/2006
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Copyright:       Microsoft Corporation. All Rights Reserved.
Digital Signer:   Microsoft Windows
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Dont find the correct video drivers for my T61 + windows 7 ultimate + intel pm965 video card

Hi Experts,
I am keep getting the stop error 0x00000116 failing with a blue screen while im browsing. I have observerd this quite a few times and also I could not find the correct video drivers for my t61 thinkpad in the ibm site. I could see the details as wxp & windows vista but not for win 7. Please find the link below which has all the video drivers fro t61. Please help me find the correct customized video drivers fro my t61 + win 7. Hope you understand my problem.
By the way i just use for home computing and my win 7 is upto date wiht no extra software and games installed. I dont play games at all on my t61.
my t61 specificaitons : http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?lndocid=MIGR-67883
If you see the link http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?sitestyle=lenovo&lndocid=MIGR-67853
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Video chipsets:
Intel PM965/GM965 graphics. (15.4 inch).
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Please let me know if you need any kind of info so that i can provide.
thanks for reading the mail.
Regards,
Manu

Are you kidding me ? You dont work for Lenovo and you are an active volunteer here in this forums. I have seen your replied many times and wont get paid by Lenovo, you are really crazy for ur stufee .Anyways thanks a lot for the link and the original lenovo staff were notable to provide the link and you could. Well I have tried that what you have said nd still I could not get the link, here you go..
http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/product.do?doccategoryind=50880&template=%2Fproductpage%2...
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Satellite A660 - 3D DVD software runs out of date or is secretly altered

Whats going on; why do I get lynched to pay an additional $59 for software to make my Satellite 3D work?
Ok.
This probably sounds nuts; but my Toshiba Blu-Ray DVD software seems to have a DVD/Blu-ray prevention program in it. Preventing 3D and smaller issues.
It has been out of whack since I updated the software on the Toshiba site and when I updated the nVidia GTS 350M drivers.
That may be co-incidental to the problems which began in previous month/s; as I don`t always play discs on this laptop; so pinning a date when it went pear-shaped is harder.
But, after going through a nightmare (of not working on DVD or Blu-Ray on half my discs for months now); I installed the latest TRIAL ($59) Corel WinDVD 11 Pro player and everything (including 3D) works perfect again. But for 30 days only; until/unless I`m robbed of $59 additional that is.
The problem is/was;-
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Toshiba (HD) 3D player would not recognise half of my Blu-ray 3D laptop disc drive content. "DVD drive not recognised" error message.
Toshiba DVD player itself would not upconvert any normal DVD to 3D.
Toshiba DVD player would only play NORMAL 2D when running upconvert (no 3D).
Toshiba DVD player would only play HALF-SPEED DVD when upconvert was disabled. When trying to play a DVD in normal 2D mode.
All settings were tried and altered to fix the problem around a thousand times.
Software uninstalled and re-booted and re-installed a dozen times each.
I also had to un-install the software and re-boot and re-install the following;-
nVidia graphics driver (from nVidia sites own 295.73 and re-install Update to the `older` nVidia Toshiba 260.51 driver).
I used to be able to upconvert DVDs to 3D using this laptop; so it did work many months ago; but now that has all stopped for months now.
Its a pain as I have un-installed everything and re-installed all the relevant software from the Toshiba home page; but no solution for the problem without getting mugged an extra $59.
I hate computers for the ten-thousandth time.
1 minute Ramble:-
Its the last Microsoft product I will ever buy (Windows Ultimate rubbish [had to buy a new A3 color lazer printer as no Win 7 drivers for my existing laser printer]).
SAMSUNG (3D internet TV) products from now on. No computers for ten years. Until the rats get it right and stop experimenting on my wallet. $10,000 on PC products in the past 5 years and still being able to do simple things like watch a 3D movie is a hit and miss affair.
I`m rambling....because a hundred hours reading on how to get it working again has scrambled my head.
Spec
Toshiba A660 3D laptop. Satellite.
Windows 7 Ultimate. Updated.
Intel i7 1.73Ghz
Graphics is GTS 350M
4GB Ram (8-gig upgrade on order)
Spare 550GB hard-drive space.
Toshiba site; Bios updated.
Toshiba own DVD 3D player (doesn't cut the mustard) Version 4.00.1.08
Toshiba Corel WinDVD 3D player (doesn't cut the mustard) Version 10.0.5.822
The Nvidia graphics always works fine on the test background page; which makes me think software; but all the relavant software has been updated. Re-installed and re-tried a hundred times with different settings.
I thought the discs were the problem. But 50 DVDs not working in 3D up-converting, or faulty all by themselves? And half of my 3D Blu-Ray collection?
I wondered if these these problems are deeper than this one system. Whether there was a systemic problem somewhere (besides blaming the buyer end-user).
Toshiba assist line in one call was a guy who knew far less than me and had to ask someone advice for every single part of the call. 2 hours to tell me to re-install the software in a long, slow, bit-by-bit way, eventually. We done everything they can do to help. Now they seem to blame the discs and don`t have any answer.
Microsoft x64 Ultimate says its roger all to do with them on their helpline/e-mail assist.
I tried nVidia to no avail;
Any ideas; do I bite the bullet and everyone eventually be forced bit by bit to pay for $59 software to get the thing working.
Whats the beef?

Hi
You wrote really long story :) anyway this is an user to user community Im not sure if I could clarify all these issue for you but I would try to share my knowledge with you.
But firstly it would be really interesting to know what Satellite A660-xxx do you have exactly?
You said that you have installed the Win 7 ultimate.
According to the Toshiba page the notebook was preinstalled with Windows Home Premium. The preinstalled WinDVD was a full version (not trial) and you have not to pay for this software. In my case I have not to pay for any software (except MS Office :) )
you said also:
> I installed the latest TRIAL ($59) Corel WinDVD 11 Pro player and everything (including 3D) works perfect again. But for 30 days only; until/unless I`m robbed of $59 additional that is.
So it seems that you dont use the preinstalled Win DVD but you have installed other version which was not preinstalledso you have to purchase such version if you want to use a full version of any software which is not part of Toshiba image.
> 3D only worked on half of my Blu-Ray 3D discs using pre-installed (and later updated) Toshiba COREL WinDVD media PLAYER. Sometimes it only played 3D side by side; 2 images. No 3D. Some Blu-Ray 3D discs were fine ODDLY. Region code not an issue.
Take a look into this Toshiba document:
+3D video content not displayed in 3D when using the Toshiba Blu-ray Disc Player+
http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB1C038C0000R01.htm
>Toshiba DVD 3D player/upconvertor program was the worst (not the SD version, I dont use). Toshiba (HD) 3D player would not recognise half of my Blu-ray 3D laptop disc drive content. "DVD drive not recognised" error message. Toshiba DVD player itself would not upconvert any normal DVD to 3D. Toshiba DVD player would only play NORMAL 2D when running upconvert (no 3D). Toshiba DVD player would only play HALF-SPEED DVD when upconvert was disabled. When trying to play a DVD in normal 2D mode.
Found some info regarding the Toshiba player which should provide answers to most mentioned issues:
+Toshiba DVD Player Troubleshooting+
http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSD17036L0000R01.htm
+Toshiba DVD Player Settings+
http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB17036M0000R01.htm
+Important Information for Using the Toshiba DVD Player+
http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB17036N0000R01.htm
+Useful information for playing DVDs with the Toshiba DVD Player+
http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB17036O0000R01.htm

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TS1436 keep getting the error message saying " cd/dvd software not found". How do I fix this!?

When trying to burn my playlist, I keep getting error message saying cd/dvd software not found.. I've tried uninstalling and installing itunes over and over.. and I still get the same message . I can burn in Windows media player but not in itunes. Please help!

Could you post your diagnostics for us please?
In iTunes, go "Help > Run Diagnostics". Uncheck the boxes other than DVD/CD tests, as per the following screenshot:
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When you get through to the final screen:
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Every time I start iTunes I get a missing CD/DVD software error.

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K410: Can't boot from Windows 8 DVD

I managed to screw up the partitions on my new K410 and when I tried to use the inbuilt recovery software I got the message "Lenovo service partition has been destroyed". Not to worry I thought. I'd only just setup the computer and had pretty much reached the conclusion that I'd like to do a clean build using an OEM Windows 8 DVD.
I obtained an OEM DVD but I cannot boot from it or any other bootable media despite trying pretty much every BIOS setting. The computer continues to load the Lenovo recovery environment and display the "Lenovo service partition..." message. I also can't bring up the one-time boot menu (F12) which is odd as I made a Windows recovery DVD when I first got the PC and was able to boot from it at that time.
I've performed a clean install of Windows on every computer I've ever owned and the fact that I'm having trouble with this computer is driving me nuts. Can anyone help?
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Hi Solid_Cruver,
Thanks, for your reply.
I tried following the steps laid out in the linked post but they did not resolve my problem. I was beginning to get a little frustrated with the computer booting from the recovery partition so I decided to see if the computer would boot from a DVD if there was no hard disk plugged in!
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I then connected the hard drive to my laptop using a USB to SATA cable and deleted all the partitions on the drive using DISKPART and the "CLEAN" command (FOR ANYONE READING THIS THREAD, PLEASE TAKE CARE WHEN USING DISKPART!). I then reconnected the SATA and HD power lead back into the drive and put the side back on the case.
At this point I started the computer up with a Windows 8 DVD in the DVD drive. The computer booted from the DVD and I installed Windows 8 without any issues. It even picked up the OEM key from the BIOS so that I didn't need to use the license that came with the DVD.
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Windows 7 DVD Maker "Error Synchronizing Project"

I installed Windows 7 RC 7100 on a new hard disk and did not install any other software.
I tried to create a DVD-Video by inserting JPG images, AVI files and some MP3 files as slide background music. I was not able to Preview the movie and when I tried to burn it to DVD, it complained "Error Synchronizing Project".
I confirmed temp directory exist and tried to deselect all filters / individual filter, still the same. I tried to install DIVX AVI Codec still the same. Then I suspect I have included too many JPG/AVI files. After consolidating some AVI files, it did burn a DVD successfully. Great, however I found the background music for slides were gone. I open the saved project again, "Error Synchronizing Project" popped up again! Any solution?

I upgraded to Win 7 from Vista due to the DVD software supposedly being upgraded in 7 - if it is so, not by much.
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-The default location for temp and saved DVD files is in your My Videos file.
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-If you get "locked out" of your DVD file by (among other things) the error that we are discussing here, you can do as I did for a large project that I had 4 hours in and then could not burn -
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could also find a file (among the sea of file locations in an endless string of file locations) that you think might be cluprit and delete it in this way. MAKE AN EXTRA COPY OF YOUR DVD COMPILATION FILE BEFORE YOU TRY THIS EDITING, INCASE YOU ACCIDENTALLY
MAKE IT UNOPENABLE.
-The trouble is that you can only save it then with a *txt suffix by Notepad - so you save it to the same location as your other video files, and then RENAME the file with the *.MSDVD suffix. Once you do that, the DVD Maker will open the file - and
the music will be missing.
Use a converter to change your MP3 music to WMA, and re-add the music, and it should work.
The software is glitchy and has unstated rules, but will do the job if you don't deviate.
-I also recommend that you do NOT move any files location nor move folders around between the time you finish your DVD project and the time you burn - it won't find your files if you do, and you'll get error messages and no burn.
-I do not work for MCRSFT (but I recently stayed at a Holiday Inn express...) bad humor, old commercial. I bear no responsibility for your loss if you try this and your computer explodes or other calamities. Just trying to help

I am looking for DVD software suitable for Mac Pro.

I just buy an Mac Pro. I used to Window software and new user on Apple software. Now, I am learning it. My 1st question is how to transfer the window version software from my old laptop to the new Apple Mac Pro laptop.
Besides, I also looking for DVD software. Any suggestion ?

Boot Camp is part of OS X. The data from your old PC can be transferred to the Mac. You may be able to open the old PC files without installing Windows depending on how they were created on the PC. Most files created with Office can be opened with the Apple software; Pages, Numbers and Keynote. I have nothing from Microsoft on my Mac and I am able to open just about everything I am sent from Windows without any problems.
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HP MediaSmart DVD Software

I am unable to install HP MediaSmart DVD Software after upgrading to windows 10 which prevents my notebook to read or write from my blu-ray drive.Any help will be appreciated.

In "Device Manager", under "DVD/CD-ROM drives", I see the following:
hp BDDVDRW CH20L
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Driver Provider:   Microsoft
Driver Date:           6/21/2006
Driver Version:     6.1.7601.17514
Digital Signer:      Microsoft Windows
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Driver files:      C:\Windows\system32\DRIVERS\cdrom.sys
Provider:           Microsoft Corporation
File version:    6.1.7600.16385 (win7_rtm.090713-1255)
Copyright:       Microsoft Corporation. All Rights Reserved.
Digital Signer:   Microsoft Windows
I think that, back in October 2014, when this Blu-ray issue first came up, I updated the driver. That may be why you see the following different versions :
6.1.7601.17514
6.1.7600.16385 (win7_rtm.090713-1255)
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MSI DVD Software Problem

I just purchased a new computer which came with a G4MX440 video card. One of the reasons we picked with card was the DVD player, MSI DVD, and other software that came with it.
The card seems to works very well, but the MSI DVD program, fails right after starting to read the DVD, it appears that the first few frames of the DVD come up and then it crashes.
The computer is running Windows XP Home edition, freshly installed and the latest drivers for the video card for Windows Update.
I have searched far and wide for a new version of the MSI DVD software and cannot find it anywhere.
Can anyone from MSI, or otherwise knowing person, let me know were I can get a version of MSI DVD that works with Windows XP?
By the way, just to try out the hardware and setup, I downloaded trial versions of other DVD players and they work fine. But why buy another player is one came with the video card?
I am assumming the MSI DVD comes with the DVD Decoder software included, right?
Thanks for anyone who can help me out. :O
...Peter

Have you tried Live Update? I experienced the same problem but after trying various methods of my own, I took it to the place we got it from and they fixed it for free.
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Handbrake.
Note that Handbrake doesn't decrypt an encrypted DVD, it relies on your DVD driver to do that for you (most Windows 7 and all OS X drivers perform the decryption for you).
If the DVD is encrypted and your DVD driver does not perform the decryption for you, it probably means that it isn't licensed for that purpose. In that case, Handbrake won't work.
Be mindful of both copyright and DMCA rules in the US. Under US copyright law, copying or format-shifting a work is fine in certain circumstances ("fair use" - editorializing, making parody, educational purposes, content backup, format shifting for personal use), but they are limited. However, in the USA, accessing an encrypted work without a licensed decryption tool is a felony EVEN IF YOU HOLD THE COPYRIGHT ON THE ENCRYPTED WORK. In fact, posessing an unlicensed encryption tool, or even writing down numbers or algorithms associated with decrypting content is a felony - so don't do it (in the US).
If you live outside the US, then generally there's rules against redistribution of works, but little to none against decrypting or making personal copies. Check with the local authority in your jurisdiction for more info.

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