May I ask if the driver disc that comes with Y460 sometimes reads out, and sometimes it can t?!

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First of all, it is recommended that you restore the BIOS factory settings, recovery method: enter the BIOS--- select RESTART--- select Load Setup Defaults to restore the default settings (different BIOS versions are different, it is recommended to refer to the BIOS display) Reminder: Before restoring the default value, please record the hard disk working mode and other information, and after restoring the default, modify the hard disk mode to the state before the operation, otherwise the system may fail to boot.

If it doesn't work, right-click on "Computer" -- select Properties--- select Device Manager in the right menu bar ---*** cd--rom drive, unmount, scan to detect hard disk changes, and load it with the driver that comes with Windows. Right-click on Properties --- select Power Management --- will allow the computer to turn off this device to save power options.

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Dear Lenovo users, hello!

Please test using the system disc boot to see if it can boot. If it can, it means that there is no problem with the optical drive, and it is generally a problem with the disk.

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This situation is often encountered, the disc can be read sometimes and sometimes it can't, you better find a desktop drive that is better to read the disk, use alcohol 120% to make your disc into a disc image, and then use the virtual optical drive. Or just copy the contents of your entire CD, create a folder, put your laptop hard drive, and then run the autorun program directly inside to install the driver.

Hello, according to the situation you described, you can try the following methods to try it.

1. Confirm that the disc you are using is genuine and there is no defect or obvious scratch on the disc surface, many pirated discs are made with high compression ratio, and the optical drive may not be able to read, even if it can be read, it will cause serious damage to the laser head of the optical spring judgment drive.

Similarly, discs with too many scratches on the disc cannot be read.

2. Confirm the type of disc you are using, and determine whether it matches the optical drive, that is, whether the optical drive is *** or CD, the optical drive can read the CD disc, and the CD-ROM drive cannot read the *** disc.

3. Please put the disc that comes with the computer in the CD-ROM drive, or replace a few CD-ROMs to test to see if it can be read, if it can be read out normally, it means that the CD-ROM drive is normal, it may be that your CD has a quality problem, you can ask the CD-ROM to provide the difference.

4. If the problem still confirms whether you have installed programs such as Jieba or Virtual Optical Drive, if so, it is recommended that you click "Start" > Control Panel > > Add or Remove Programs" with your mouse to uninstall "Virtual Optical Drive"."Restart, or turn off "Untypo."

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5. If you have some computer operation ability, it is recommended that you use a bootable disc (such as Lenovo's random system recovery CD) to boot the computer (this requires changing the boot order in the BIOS settings to the optical drive to boot before the hard disk), if.

If it can start, it means that there is no problem with the optical drive.

If it still doesn't work, you can contact the service station for further testing.

Well, there's basically only a fixed solution to this problem.

Can your optical drive still read discs, some discs can't read, or all discs can't be read.

If you can't read all the plates, don't try it, because the notebook doesn't have the problem of plugging in or something, which means it's broken.

If there are plates that can't be read, it's simpler, and the ability to read the disc drive has nothing to do with the disc drive and things other than the plate. If the disc is not scratched, damaged, or something, the disc cannot be read by the optical drive. Quite simply, nothing else.

If the disc is empty, it may be because the disc drive cannot read the contents of the disc, so it is displayed empty.

Well,Now the use of optical drives has begun to become less and less.,In addition to installing the system,Basically don't use the optical drive.,All the software,The games are from the Internet.,Commonly used things are put on the computer.。 Hehe, I don't know what your optical drive looks like, if it supports hot swapping, then don't buy it, just borrow someone else's when you use it.

Check it out to see if it's broken!

The hardware issue with the optical drive, and the same goes for my laptop.

Isn't there after-sales service? Go and ask.