Jimprescott
New Member
Hi there,
Not too sure if this is in the right section but i am not too sure where else to put it.
Computer specs:
Acer
Aspire X3812
Windows 7 Home Premium
Intel Core2 Duo CPU [email protected]
2.00GB Ram
Basically, I have installed various games on this desktop computer since i bought it and added various music CDs. However, some games will not show up when the disk is put in the computer. When i first got the desktop i installed a couple of games which worked well for a time but one day i put the disk in and it doesnt show up in My Computer. When i put the disk into the drive and open up My Computer, it shows that there isnt a disk in the drive and if i click on the icon it says "Please insert a disk into Drive E:". Today, i tried to install GTA IV but it just didnt show up and the setup box did not pop up.
I can however, run some older games which do not have a problem when the disk is put in and are recognised straight away. Anyone know what might be happening? Is it a software problem or is it the computer itself?
Would really be appreciated if i could get an answer.
Regards,
Jim
Not too sure if this is in the right section but i am not too sure where else to put it.
Computer specs:
Acer
Aspire X3812
Windows 7 Home Premium
Intel Core2 Duo CPU [email protected]
2.00GB Ram
Basically, I have installed various games on this desktop computer since i bought it and added various music CDs. However, some games will not show up when the disk is put in the computer. When i first got the desktop i installed a couple of games which worked well for a time but one day i put the disk in and it doesnt show up in My Computer. When i put the disk into the drive and open up My Computer, it shows that there isnt a disk in the drive and if i click on the icon it says "Please insert a disk into Drive E:". Today, i tried to install GTA IV but it just didnt show up and the setup box did not pop up.
I can however, run some older games which do not have a problem when the disk is put in and are recognised straight away. Anyone know what might be happening? Is it a software problem or is it the computer itself?
Would really be appreciated if i could get an answer.
Regards,
Jim
