Plug & Play recognises Dub E-100 attached and device manager lists it however continually get error 39 driver missing or corrupt. Drivers loaded directly from CD supplied / also download version from web. Have loaded onto my laptop, same basic OS however different harware spec and it works - this however is not the PC I want it on! DUB system requirements Intel CPU 200mhz, spare USB port, Windows variety (I'm using XP) are all met. Spec of machine loading onto Intel Celeron CPU 3.06Ghz / XP32-bit / with spare USB ports (albeit V1.0) Thanks Chris

What the Code 39 Error Is
CD-ROM/DVD Drive Cannot Start. (Code 39)
Code 39 is an error specific to the device manager. It is directly associated to drivers and errors that have occurred within them. Drivers are the small pieces of software that your hardware devices use to function. Each hardware device has it's own unique driver, developed by the hardware manufacturer, that contains the instructions allowing the hardware device to cooperate with other hardware devices and communicate with the operating system. Drivers are essential to the normal operation of any computer as they bridge the gap between hardware software.
Code 39 errors are amongst a wide array of device manager errors that all point to the same problem: the driver. It is not uncommon for drivers to become corrupted and produce errors during normal operation. Drivers are accessed constantly for every operation that a hardware device performs. Because of this, there are thousands of opportunities for errors during a single session of Windows. Because of this high rate of failure opportunity, many users have experienced Code 39 errors as well as many other device manager errors.
manually fixing Code 39 errors. Updating to the most current driver will replace the corrupted file with a new, better driver. Updating the driver will not only correct Code 39 errors but it will also introduce greater speed, performance, stability and compatibility. Driver updates are changes that the developer made to the original driver in the interest of all-round improvement. Driver updates often correct many other errors that are related to device incompatibitlity.To learn how to fix Code 39 errors manually, read this guide. The guide will provide steps for manually finding, downloading and installing the most current driver avaiable for your hardware devices. However, it is generally MUCH easier, safer and more reliable to use an automated tool. We've discussed using an automated tool to fix Code 39 errors below.
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Hi vickiejanas
You don't need specific drivers to have your device running , it' s plug and play and should be recognized by Windows .
For burning or copying sofware , any one will do , you don't absolutly need EZ DUB .
Best regards ,
fanaudi .

The error code 39 means that the driver is missing or corrupted. You may need to uninstall and reinstall the drivers for the device itself. try looking at the website of your manufacturer. sample. dell.com / hp.com Cheers

(Windows 7 CD-ROM Drive & Mitsumi CD-ROM Drive)Windows cannot load the device driver for this hardware. The driver may be corrupted or missing. (Code 39)

This issue could be due to corrupt or missing CD/DVD drive drivers or corrupt registry keys. To resolve this issue, perform the following:

Remove and reseat the CD/DVD Drive of the notebook by referring the service manual provided below:

http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c01951704.pdf

Refer page no: 59 & 60.
NOTE: PDF manuals require the Adobe Acrobat Reader for viewing and printing.
If issue persists, Run Microsoft Fix it to remove drive limits. You can find Microsoft Fix it in the web link below:

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c00678214&tmp_task=solveCategory&lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&product=3740565&lang=en


Further, reinstall CD/DVD drivers from Device Manager by following the steps listed below:

1. Click Start, Control Panel, Device Manager.
2. This opens Device Manager window.
3. Click "+" beside CD/DVD Device Category.
4. Right-click the listed CD/DVD/RW and select Uninstall.
5. Follow onscreen instructions to complete the uninstallation.
6. Now restart the system.

Windows will redetect the device on restart and reinstalls the drivers automatically. Now check for the issue.

Check in device manager. To do this. 1st right click my computer, 2nd Click properties, 3rd click hardware, 4th click Device manager, 5th check that the computer is seeing the DVD/CD-ROM drives by double clicking the DVD/CD-ROM drives words or click the + symbol next to DVD/CD-ROM drives, the drop down menu will list your device if it’s there. If a device is listed double click the device. If it says it’s working properly click driver in the top bar and uninstall, then re-boot, the system will re-load the driver on re-booting. If the driver was corrupt it will re-install it correctly.
If the system cannot find the driver on re-booting it's missing from the systems file, go to the Support Fujitsu site and download and install the driver. Its free all you have to do is put the laptop details in the appropriate boxes and all the drivers for that laptop will be listed.
From your description of the error message it’s no doubt a corrupt or missing driver.
Hope this helps.

Install the driver for windows Vista first,

1) Bring up the device manager. You do that by clicking on Start button and then type 'Device Manager' in the search box. Select the "Device Manager" in the list.
2) In the list of devices, you will see "Chicony USB 2.0 Camera" with yellow bang on it. You will see either code 19 or code 1 as error codes.
3) Right click on the device and then select "Uninstall". 
4) In the uninstall dialog, make sure you select the option to delete the driver package from the system. This causes the driver package installed earlier to be deleted.
5) Then in the Action menu of Device manager, select Scan for Hardware changes option. This will cause the device driver to be reinstalled

Same goes for LiteOn Camera Driver.

Everything will be fine after that.

I allowed Windows Update to search for the right driver. This took a long time - I'd tried earlier but evidently hadn't let it run for long enough. It located and loaded a driver and everything was then fine: the ethernet connection (via adaptor) 'went live', my new broadband set-up software recognised it and proceeded sussessfully from there.

I assume that the device manager on my PC was correctly identifying corrupt drivers on the small CD supplied with the adaptor and that I'd managed to find uncorrupted ones on the internet via Windows Update.

Robin Lovelock

Uninstall the Keyboard driver.
Unplug the Logitech keyboard.
Restart the computer.
Plug the Logitech keyboard back into the computer.
Windows should recognise the keyboard and/or the mouse.
Place Logitech setup disk in drive.
Reload the drivers...

The drivers sometimes corrupt themselves..
You might download the latest drivers for your keyboard/mouse.

The dvd does not need driver, you need to reinstall Windows.