San Andreas started the disc drive and restarted it after two spins

I ** the clonecd version of the mirror on the day the game was released, and it was installed smoothly, but unfortunately there was a problem when entering the game: double-click. exe file, the screen flashes twice and jumps back to the desktop.

Solved after reinstalling the system (the brother who has the same symptoms in the jar can also play through windows2000 compatibility mode, but I haven't tried).

I thought everything was worry-free.,It's a pity that the system blue screen after playing for less than ten minutes.,You can only reset and restart.,The same problem occurred when I played 353 before.,At that time, the dust of the CPU fan was cleaned up a lot.,It's a pity that it doesn't work this time- And the restart time is random.,Sometimes it's restarted after two steps.,Sometimes you can play two tasks.

I came to the altar for several days and found that many people had the same symptoms as me, and none of them found any good solutions.

Unwilling to play like this.,Google foreign forum,Found gtaforum (good place) carefully studied an hour of small English (vision tot) after a little try,Finally found a perfect solution,Last night I played for 3 hours until the lights went out and there was no blue screen over:ddd

1.Confirm that the symptoms are as above, and after the blue screen restart, the system will generate an error report, where the error ** should start with 0x100000d1, which means that the crash may be caused by the device driver.

NVIDIA nforce2 motherboard, realtek AC97 sound card (this should be the problem for many people, and the same is true for foreigners, especially some NFORCE motherboards use AC97 sound cards but use the drivers provided by nvidia, update to the latest drivers provided by Realtek and everything will be fine), some innovative sound cards (Sound Blaster Live, etc. may also have this problem).

Attach my own configuration: P4 + Qingyun + 512MB Kingston DDR400 X2 + Blaupunkt Raedon9800 Pro (NGO Driver Version) + Aureal VQ2500 sound card (what's the problem!) I couldn't find a new driver, so I had to replace it with a DSP500 sound card, and everything worked fine! ）

Hello lz. I'm the ultimate GTA player. Your situation can be divided into 5 main types First:

The optical drive has been used for a long time, the laser head is aging, and the reading speed of some large-capacity discs is more difficult, so it is not gone after a few flashes, and it is recommended to replace the optical drive. Generally, the life span of optical drives is only 2 years. If you read the disk frequently, the life span is about 1 year.

Second: the disc is ***, and your optical drive may be an old VCD or RCD. VCD, RCD do not recognize *** discs, while *** can be used universally for many discs.

It is advisable to find out the optical drive model. The VCD of the disc should be thinner, and the *** disc is thicker. The third type:

Due to the settings and vulnerabilities of some anti-virus software, the KB93255 patch has canceled the auto-** function of the computer's optical drive. So the optical drive flashed a few times and it didn't reflect, then double-click on my computer to see what the optical drive icon looks like, if it's still the same as before, try a few more times. If it changes to a stereoscopic disc, double-click on the icon to find one inside.

Fourth: Optical drive to identify pirated discs: If you are buying a branded computer.

For example, Lenovo, Founder, and other computers from general manufacturers recognize pirated discs (mine is 555.)I can only buy the genuine one, and now I have replaced a CD-ROM drive) For example, the compressed disc sold on the market cannot be recognized by 10 movies on a CD, because the manufacturer put a chip in the CD-ROM drive when it leaves the factory, mainly to prevent pirated discs from causing damage to the computer. The fifth is a pirated disc, which lacks the corresponding file when burning, so the optical drive cannot be recognized.

You can take the disc and try it on someone else's computer. If someone else's computer recognizes and reads it out. It is recommended that you replace the optical drive.

If the brand computer is still under warranty, it is recommended to find after-sales service. If you replace the accessories and remove the case seals without permission, the manufacturer is responsible for not giving you a warranty. Remember, the whole machine won't give you a warranty.

Okay, I'm done, hope, thank you.

Unplug the power and data cables of the optical drive in the chassis and start it again, and check the jumper of the master-slave disk behind the optical drive.

Remove the motherboard battery. Attach it in a few minutes. Give it a try.

You go to the boss and set up a hard disk to boot it.

It may be a problem with the optical drive, you first disable the optical drive and try to set it in the BIOS.

It may be a problem with the optical drive, you can disable the optical drive first.

It's normal, some machines pick the plate, it's normal. Let's try something else. The phenomenon is relatively common, so there is no need to be nervous.

Have you set up disc boot?

The method is: press F2 or DEL (depending on the machine model) when booting up, enter the BIOS to set the boot order, set the disc boot to the first, and the hard disk to the second one.

Don't look at it, the CD-ROM disk reading ability is poor, and I will go to the service center to change to a new one in less than 1 year.

Check the hardware in safe mode or DOS, and the easiest way is to borrow a CD-ROM drive from a friend to try it.

If I can see the light zone in my computer, I will check that the power cable of the lower light zone is connected, and if it is okay, it is the light zone and the power supply.

Same with my computer!

When you put the dish in, you can't read it when you get it back up.

But when you enter the system, you can read butterflies.

1: The optical drive is broken.

2: The power supply is insufficient.

See if the CPU fan doesn't turn and poor heat dissipation is just one of the common reasons that cause the computer to automatically shut down or restart!

2.Select and go to the second item, "BIOS Setup". Find the item or group that contains the word boot, and find the three items in order: "first", "secend", and "third", which represent "first start", "second startup", and "third startup" respectively.

Here we can set it to "optical drive", "floppy drive" and "hard disk" in order. (If you don't see these three E texts on this page, usually the option menu on the right side of boot is "setup", then press enter to see) should select "first" and hit enter, and select cd-rom in the submenu that comes out. Press enter again.

3.After selecting the startup mode, press the F10 key, the E text dialog box appears, press the "Y" key (can be omitted), and press Enter, the computer will automatically restart, proving that the changed settings have taken effect. You just need to choose to boot the hard disk to boot on the line, and your current boot disc boot priority Follow-up question:

Can't understand what you're saying?

It is estimated that the fault tolerance of the optical drive is not good, and it is starting to pick the plate.