DVD Player Recondition
DVD Player Recondition
Thanks for letting me join just need a little help... When I start Virtual machine Windows 10 to Windows XP, I need it to prompt the CD plater is there anyway I can do this thanks Barry.
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mpack
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Re: DVD Player Recondition
The title is "DVD Player Recondition". I'm assuming that the last word should actually be "Recognition". Are you trying to play DVD movies? (it's confusing because the text of your message mentions CD). If you are trying to play a DVD movie then you probably need to enable the "Passthrough" setting for the CD/DVD device in the VM settings, this may allow region checking. Note however that this only gives it a good chance of working, it is not a guarantee: there is never a guarantee when you try to control actual hardware with a VM.
If I have not answered the correct question then can you ask it question again? Use your own language, write as simply as possible, that way we can make sense of it using DeepL.
If I have not answered the correct question then can you ask it question again? Use your own language, write as simply as possible, that way we can make sense of it using DeepL.
Re: DVD Player Recondition
I need to write DVD Video in Windows XP but DVD it the software I am using cannot see the writer when I load it. thanks for the fast response..
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mpack
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Re: DVD Player Recondition
A VM is a separate PC, it will not immediately see hardware belonging to that other PC, your host PC.
You need to mount the host drive in the VM, and also enable the "Passthrough" setting that I previously mentioned. The VM should then be able to see the drive, but there are still no guarantees that a VM can use physical hardware directly.
You need to mount the host drive in the VM, and also enable the "Passthrough" setting that I previously mentioned. The VM should then be able to see the drive, but there are still no guarantees that a VM can use physical hardware directly.
Re: DVD Player Recondition
Thanks for your help i will have a look over the next few days have a great Christmas. Cheers Barry.
Re: DVD Player Recondition
When I click on the devices.. Optical drive nothing happens any tips cheers.
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Re: DVD Player Recondition
In the VM's Storage settings, click the optical drive, then click the CD icon dropdown, set to the Host Drive, then Passthrough's checkbox will appear.
Re: DVD Player Recondition
I tried that still seems not to want to lock on to the CD drive cheers.