Locked dvd on labtop - Panasonic DVD-A110 DVD Player

Go to Start and click on it. A list will come up - Click on computer.
Now look for "DVD Drive" and click on it. This drive should now be activated to view the DVD.

Turn on, hold F8 button down until boot menu appears. Download Norton Boot Recovry to disc from another computer. Install in ur CD/DVD drive. Boot ur computer. Or install ur operating system disc in cCD rom drive. Reboot computer, hold F2 button down, modify BIOS boot sequence so CD Rom in 1st boot device. Boot computer, repair or reinstall operating system.

Who Locked it? Why don't you know how to unlock it? Is it stolen?

Sorry they lock the DVD, my son went through the same thing, it takes $$ software to recover it.

ok, have you tried other DVD's ? not the same type , Otherwords DVD+ DVD- etc, if the drive is dirty you can buy DVD clearners , pound shop so one, but I do not know how good it is.

hi,
is it a software lock then press control+alt+delete and enter ur password otherwise explain the problem type.

remove the battery and any type of power from the labtop for a few minutes

key in ctrl-alt-esc alll to geather

bootable dvd cd rom or bootable cdrom. unless you that fitcher turn off on you startup sequence setings. than none of it will work

try f10 - f12 as you turn on the labtop ech time.

rod

Hi

If you have a SVHS input on the VCR,or the TV, you should be able to get video that way. You will also need to run sound from the h/p out on the laptop, and corresponding audio connection on the TV/Sound System, or you could still use the laptop for sound. Up to you.

Have a quick look for any SVHS input sockets on the back ot he gear and let me know what you find. Cheers

regards
robotek

re install sound driver / if not functioning need to buy sound card compatible the unit.

hey,

i think you problem is that the s-vhs output on the labtop is not enabled.

My old labtop needed restart with the projector on, and also had a switch to set in the bios.

So take a look in you manual for the labtop.

Have you tryed the projector on a dvd player or something like that, just to bee sure the projector works fine?

best regards michael

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