20 Most Recent Sony ( CRX230AD/U ) CD-RW Burner - Page 10 Questions & Answers

It seems your DC socket is suspect, as sometimes it connects and powers on and at times it doesn't. replacing the DC socket on the motherboard should cure it.

1. Damaged hard drive is a very common cause for that problem. Once your OS is not 'readable' some parts of the drive might be damaged and is best to change hard drive and reinstall OS and applications.

2. A very corrupted OS (you deleted critical parts of the OS or have a virus) might fail to load and then you could perform a restoration if you have the OS on a drive or a reinstallation.

Dont get exactly your problem but i will try to give some tips. 1. Hanged for about 10 to 15 mins, then proceed to windows? if this is the case, then i would check first the boot sequence, sometimes computer uses network boot. 2. Removed external HDD or flash drive when booting. 3. At the BIOS, try to change the SATA mode to compatibility

Try this link: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/askjack/2016/apr/07/how-can-i-play-my-old-windows-7-games-in-windows-10

powe supply capacitors or screen drivers suspect check background screen voltage the cold flourecent light driver could be unstable check also all cables and plugs first.

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Yes it's painful... Manufactures and vendors FIX the items that have THE MOST complaints, but often build in NEW problems with devices that worked before! TRY going back to a older version(s) first... ESPECIALLY true if your device worked BEFORE the latest update... HERE is a GREAT Site for you and others: Old and New Software Version Downloads OldApps com IF you need a older version of X program... you should find it there! Anthony

Hello, Jean Pierre... Yours looks like a "common" CD/DVD Player? Your question specifies "Sony", but that number is also good for a "LiteOn" Drive? Can you PLEASE tell us the SYSTEM MFG and MODEL this drive belongs to? MOST photos show a Drive that fits a 'standard' drive slot in a PC? A FEW other photos show a thin LAPTOP configuration? I tried to find a manual for you to discover if it's a IDE or a newer SATA but I had little luck and many dead ends. LOOK at the connectors on the back of your Drive... TRY to find a NEW/Faster replacement with the SAME connectors! USE CAUTION! If yours is a IDE type you MAY need to move a tiny plastic JUMPER to "SLAVE"? Anthony

Maybe this search result: Changing the Sound Output Device If there is no sound from the device connected to your VAIO computer, you need to change the device for sound output.

1. Click (Start) and Control Panel.

1. Click Hardware and Sound.

1. Click Sound.

1. Click the Playback tab.

1. Ensure there is a check mark next to the icon of the device you intend to output computer sound from. If there is no check mark next to the icon, select it and click Set Default.

1. Click OK.