Acer Aspire - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support - Page 6

If you have loaded Nero software for writing then you need to enter a seperate Sr. No. to make the Blue-ray operational.......sodeep. Otherwise install Nero Ver 8 or later.

click start control panel administative tools computer management disk management right click on your cd/dvd drive select properties you will see dvd region tab to change it remember you can only change it a certain ammount of times hope this helps

http://drivers.softpedia.com/get/DVD-BluRay-Media-Players/

blu ray disc are read only for a new dvd blue ray device... buy a blue ray dvd device... that is the solutions to your and too expensive...

Is the blu-ray player not working at all or is it just not playing blu-ray movies? In other words, can you play any other type of cds or movies?

The Matshita BD-CMB UJ-120 optical drive that comes with the notebook cannot burn blu-ray, only play them. It can burn DVDs.

go to control panel check settings

use any othere webcam software.. and use VLC player for playing videos...

Windows XP doesn't come with the proper codecs to play DVD movies by default. You either need to buy a program with the codecs, or pay Microsoft for them. What I've found works best is to download the trial of WinDVD. It installs the needed codecs and you don't even need to use the program. So after you install it just use whatever program you originally wanted to use and you should be set.

(The older versions od WinDVD could be uninstalled while leaving the codecs behind, but the new version seems to remove them after uninstalling, so you'll want to leave it on the computer)

Hope that helps :)

If your laptop is still in factory specs (no extra added) then no, it can't because it doesn't have a blu-ray optical unit. That sticker is there to tell you that it's supported, as in you can replace your dvd-rw unit with a blu-ray one. In that case you will need a media player that can play blu-ray movies - the best one is VLC.

Hi

Yes it can handle 4GB RAM.Thanks

Your dvd drive has to be capable of reading blu-ray discs. You'll know cause it will have the blu-ray logo on the front of the drive.You will also need a blu-ray software player as well.Here is a link to a forum that I found thru google that compares 4 different blu-ray software players:http://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=72239This should help you figure out what software you want to use.

To correctly answer your question, I need to know the Norton program installed on your computer. Please check if the Norton program is Norton Internet Security, Norton360 or Norton Antivirus on your computer and do the following steps to install on the other computer

If it is Norton Internet Security, click on the link www.norton.com/nis11
If it is Norton Antivirus, click on the link www.norton.com/nav11
If it is Norton 360, click on the link www.norton.com/n360s_5

Double click the downloaded icon after the download has been completed
Follow the simple installation steps to install the latest version of Norton onto your other computer

That's all, friend,
Muhaim

If you need to reset it to factory values, turn it off, turn it back on but keep pressed the F8 key until you see the BIOS configuration.

Select default values, save changes and exit. It will restart with the factory values.

Give this a try it should help if you goto http://www.codebluehelp.co.cc/downloads.html you should find a codec pack. Download it and install. dvd's and cd's not working due to not having a lot of codecs installed is a common problem. Start with that first see if it helps. If not post and let me know

Do you mean there is no sound only in media player? You hear sounds in other applications? If so then you have probably muted your player. There is a small speaker icon in the player at bottom of the screen. Just click on it once and you will hear sound again.

Sai.

You need a new DVD codec. If you have a copy of WinDVD, give it an install. Otherwise, try the free codec on www.divx.com.

You may get the error messages related to Codecs while playing any Videos in Windows Media Player or any other Application.
This issue might occur, if the Video Codecs are not installed in the Computer.
However, you may install all the required Codecs by downloading the K-lite Codec pack.
This package will have all the Video Codecs required by the Computer.
link to download the K-Lite Codec pack:
http://download.cnet.com/K-Lite-Mega-Codec-Pack/3000-13632_4-10794603.html

The DVD may not be closed after burning. Check to see if the DVD has been closed. An opened DVD allows you to add more data and may not play.Open a file on the DVD to see if it plays.

Try reset router to factory settings and start from scratch. Uninstall drivers for wirless card and reinstall...