Appendix b. problem solving, Appendix, Problem – Lenovo ThinkCentre 41N5622 User Manual

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Appendix

B.

Problem

solving

Computer

problems

can

be

caused

by

hardware,

software,

or

user

error.

Using

the

information

in

this

section,

you

might

be

able

to

solve

problems

yourself

or

gather

helpful

information

that

you

can

pass

on

to

a

service

technician.

You

might

also

need

to

refer

to

your

computer,

operating-system,

or

sound-adapter

documentation.

Review

the

following

list

for

any

problem

description

that

might

fit

your

situation.

Transporting

data

with

DVD-RAM

Media

DVD-RAM

Media

can

be

read

on

any

ThinkCentre

DVD-ROM

drive

which

has

RAM-read

compatibility,

but

certain

requirements

must

be

satisfied.

Your

system

either

must

have

a

2.0

compliant

UDF

reader

or

you

must

finalize

the

media

before

it

can

be

read.

If

you

do

not

have

a

2.0

compliant

UDF

reader:

After

data

is

written

to

the

DVD-RAM

media,

it

must

be

finalized

before

it

can

be

read

in

an

ThinkCentre

DVD-ROM

with

RAM-read

drive.

Finalizing

the

media

does

not

prevent

the

user

to

write

more

data.

The

DVD-RAM

media

may

be

finalized

more

than

once.

It

is

impossible

for

the

ThinkCentre

DVD-ROM

with

RAM-read

drive

to

read

the

media

which

has

not

been

finalized.

If

you

have

a

2.0

compliant

reader:

Unfinalized

DVD-RAM

media

can

be

read.

Obtaining

a

2.0

compliant

UDF

reader:

Free

third

party

UDF

reader

software,

such

as

VOB

InstantRead,

can

be

downloaded

from

http://www.vob.de/us/Downloads.htm

Third

party

software

is

not

supported

by

Lenovo.

Use

at

your

own

risk

with

no

warranties

expressly

written

or

implied.

v

Your

computer

or

DVD-ROM

drive

does

not

operate

correctly,

or

the

busy

indicator

light

does

not

come

on.

Take

the

following

actions:

1.

Check

that

the

disc

is

loaded

with

the

label

side

up.

2.

Check

that

all

devices

are

properly

connected

to

the

computer

and

to

the

electrical

outlet.

3.

Turn

off

the

computer,

unplug

the

cables

for

your

computer

and

all

attached

devices,

and

remove

the

computer

cover.

4.

Check

that

all

power

and

Serial

ATA

cables

are

securely

attached.

Disconnect

the

Serial

ATA

cable

and

check

for

bent

or

misaligned

pins.

If

you

do

not

find

any

problems,

reconnect

the

interface

cable.

Replace

the

computer

cover,

and

reattach

all

cables

and

power

cords.

Turn

on

the

computer,

restart

the

operating

system,

and

attempt

to

open

the

loading

tray

by

pressing

the

Open/Close

button.

If

the

tray

fails

to

open

and

the

busy

indicator

does

not

light,

turn

off

the

computer

and

try

using

another

15-pin

dc

power

cable.

©

Lenovo

2005,

2006.

Portions

©

IBM

Corp.

2001.

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