Grass Valley Profile CD-ROM Drive - Manual (Page 21)

PDR200, PDR300 and PDR400 Troubleshooting
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PDR200, PDR300 and PDR400 Troubleshooting
If, after installing the CD-ROM drive, Windows NT doesn’t indicate that the drive
is present or the message “At least one service or driver failed during start-up” is
displayed during start-up, try the following simple steps.
1. Check that the parallel cable is securely connected to both the CD-ROM drive
and the Profile system.
2. Check that the CD-ROM drive has power applied.
If neither of these solves the problem, use the following sections to find another
solution.
NOTE: You must logon as Administrator to perform the procedures
that follow. To logon as administrator see step 1 of “Installing the
CD-ROM Driver In Windows NT 4.0” on page 19.
Checking the Windows NT CD-ROM Device Status
To check the Windows NT Cdrom device status:
1. Start Control Panel and select Devices .
2. Scroll down in the list to Cdrom and verify that start-up is set to System . If it is
not set correctly, perform the following:
a. Select Cdrom , then click the Start-up button.
b. Select the System option.
c. Click OK , then Close.
3. Shutdown and restart Windows NT.
If this procedure did not correct the problem, the Profile system’s parallel port may
not be enabled. The following procedure describes how to check this.