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Asked by HamStab in Microsoft Windows Operating Systems, Hardware Components, Miscellaneous Hardware
Have a computer here that is a Dell Dimension 8250. The cd-rom's take forever to recognize the cd that has been inserted. I have tried using a new ide cable with a new cdrom with the same results. I have also used the cdrom and her cable on another computer and it works fine; instantly recognizes the cd that was put in the drive. Ive also noticed that if i were to put a diagnostic bootable cd in the cdrom and boot while the computer is starting up, it reads instantly. So this must be something caused inside of Windows. I have uninstalled and reinstalled drivers as well from the plug-and play drivers.
On a side note, i have replaced the video card as there was 3 blown capacitors on the board. I have also noticed that there is a swollen capacitor on the motherboard as well. Ive seen one capacitor cause a lot more issues than this one so...
20091111-EE-VQP-89 - Hierarchy / EE_QW_3_20080625
