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Windows 7 Required CD/DVD Drive Device Driver is Missing Error Fix

by on February 10, 2014

Updated Version of an error;

A a required cd/dvd drive device driver is missing error

Most of the time this kind of error appears to be a Windows Installer disc or USB media or the source iso file is corrupt.

Even if the Windows Installer is working in another computer, it was not the reason the said installer is working to another model of latest laptop.

I have encounter the problem already for about three times, and most of the solution replace the Windows 7 DVD Installer.

Watch the Video A required CD/DVD drive device driver is missing error

For those who install using the bootable USB thumb drive

For newer desktop computer or laptop with USB 3.0 Ports, be sure to plug it in USB 2.0 ports to avoid the error.

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Repair Windows 7 Startup Problem by Typing Chkdsk

by on February 10, 2014

Some common start up problem is cause by damage file within the operating system. You can use a command to recover the damage file of

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HP Pavillion G6-1C40CA Complete Disassembling Laptop Guide

by PCINGREDIENT on February 9, 2014

Disassembling HP Pavillion G6-1C40CA LAptop. Remove cover, remove disk drive, remove keyboard, remove memory, dvd drive and checking the flat wire cables Watch the Video of Disassembling

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HP Pavillion G Series Remove or Replace Disk Drive Memory and DVD

by PCINGREDIENT on February 9, 2014

In this video, I remove the cover of HP Pavillion G Series Laptop and remove Disk Drive, Memory, and DVD Disc. Watch The Video Guide

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HP Pavillion G Series – Remove or Replace Keyboard

by PCINGREDIENT on February 9, 2014

Before Following the procedure remove the battery , then turn back the laptop and take out the screws where the hard disk drive memory resides

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How to Create Hard Disk Drive Partition During Windows Installation

by on February 9, 2014

partition windows hard disk for file recovery

If you have new hard disk drive and you want to install it with a new operating system.

My advice is partition your hard disk drive to separate system files and your personal data.

The problem is when you are working in a storage with no partition, there is a high probability that if the system is getting trouble, you cannot recover your data. Since your files are saved, where the operating system reside. Once the system become RAW, the only thing you can say is bye2x.

Most of the the time when the operating system failed to start cause by viruses, worm, mishandling of computer, you need to program the drive. If the storage has partition, you can easily recover the files.