LG UH12NS29 Blu-ray burner not showing up in BIOS for Boot priority adjustment. I am using the AsRock 990FX Extreme 4 MoBo...very happy that I got that. One of the lasers on my old optical drive was not reading the DVDs but would read CDs with the CD laser, so I went and bought a new LG UH12NS29 Blu-ray burner...my OPERATING SYSTEM has virtually COMPLETELY FROZEN and even has very seasoned Microsoft technicians scratching their heads as to what could be wrong. Have any DVD Blu-ray burners had compatibility issues with AsRock BIOS before? Have LG Blur-ray player/burner corrupted operating systems. What is the fix so that I can boot from my optical drive and repair my operating system. I am running a dual boot config of Windows XP Pro and Windows 7 Ultimate. Brand new Thermaltake build...I am literally hyper ventilating about this.
Update: Turns out that the LG Blu-ray player and the Manhattan Serial ATA Data Connector Red Color 3.3ft 1m is not compatible with the AsRock config that I have. By posting this maybe I will save someone 3 grueling days of Microsoft Technical Support. Respect due and much props to the last technician. I would be very grateful if someone(s) would recommend a compatible Blu-ray burner...Sony...???
Update Reflection: Funny because the Thermaltake Level 10 GT is designed by BMW Group and what the last 3 days seemed like, was years of wear and tear on a brand new car. Like someone stole my brand new V8 SUV and brings it back later with 100,000 miles on it. The freaking case handle is even now half detached from the case. There really should be a lawsuit for people and devices that destroy a humble person's computer...or at least trying to be humble.
Update: Turns out that the LG Blu-ray player and the Manhattan Serial ATA Data Connector Red Color 3.3ft 1m is not compatible with the AsRock config that I have. By posting this maybe I will save someone 3 grueling days of Microsoft Technical Support. Respect due and much props to the last technician. I would be very grateful if someone(s) would recommend a compatible Blu-ray burner...Sony...???
Update Reflection: Funny because the Thermaltake Level 10 GT is designed by BMW Group and what the last 3 days seemed like, was years of wear and tear on a brand new car. Like someone stole my brand new V8 SUV and brings it back later with 100,000 miles on it. The freaking case handle is even now half detached from the case. There really should be a lawsuit for people and devices that destroy a humble person's computer...or at least trying to be humble.
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