Hey, i get the same problem, but the device manager does nothing for me.

But go to your control panel, find the "device manager" icon. Click on it and it will bring up a window with you computer name and all devices attached.

You will want to go to your "disk drive" and "DVD/CD Rom drives". Click on the + next to each name for it to expand and show all device within that category.

Double click on the device name and a properties window will pop up. Go to the "driver" tab and click on "Update Driver". Windows will give you 2 options, 1: search online 2: Search on you HDD. If you don't have a CD you need to search online. Make sure you are connected to the net, and it will automatically search for updates.

Once it is done searching, it will either say "your driver is up to date" (or something like that), or give you a list of update you can download and install.

You need to do this for each device. and make sure all the details are correct.

Now this is where my problem is, My driver is up to date and there is no particular website or forum which has any solutions that i have found. I have had this problem before, and just got the Drive replace (warranty). The computer techs said it might have burnt out. I'm using a laptop, so it can't put out that much power. But now i am back i the same boat as i started from, and that was only a few weeks after i got it replaced, and that was almost 2 years ago now.