Have you re-installed all the Toshiba (was that what was?) device drivers? You may need to go to their website to get them for your model laptop. Windows likely will not have them built in.
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Paul - N1PD
On May 16, 2012, at 2:31 PM, "nevergater" <bobletacleere@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Yes, you are exactly right, the computer was not seeing the optical drive (CD disc). I did a restore to a previous time and then loaded all updates and my computer now sees the optical drive, but iTunes still says the registery is not correct and the diagnostics in iTunes does not recognize that there is an optical drive. I can live with that, just that it didn't used to do that!
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> My main issue is itunes not recognizing the iPhone or Ipad.
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> Thanks
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> Bobleta
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> --- In apple-iphone@yahoogroups.com, "N.A. Nada" <whodo678@...> wrote:
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> > Don't restore your iDevices, unless you have backups of the info on them elsewhere.
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> > I am not a big Windows user, what do you mean by "the registry for the CD Rom are not there"? Are you saying the computer is not seeing the optical drive or a CD disc?
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> > My understanding of registry, is the underlying settings, preferences and possibly caches to run software and hardware.
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> > It sounds to me that either your current install of the OS is faulty or incomplete. Have you completed all updates to bring the system current?
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> > Brent
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