Saturday, June 15, 2013
A Windows 7 error code 39 is another
one of those annoying errors that seem hard to fix, but generally isn't all
that difficult once you know what you are looking for. If your CD-ROM is not
visible in My Computer, you might see that error code displayed in the Device
Manager.
To check, open the Device Manager by
right clicking on the "My Computer" icon on the desktop. Then on the
Hardware tab, select the Device Manager button. In the Device Manger window,
look at the CD or DVD drive with a yellow exclamation mark. Right-click on it
and select update driver. Follow the instructions and reboot the computer.
If that doesn't do the trick, you
will need to correcting the problem via the registry error. You can manually go
into the registry and attempt to fix the problem. An error code 39 in Windows 7
doesn't include many keys fortunately.
On Start > Run type Regedit and
press the Enter key.
Next, navigate to the following
registry key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\Current\ControlSet\ ControlClass
{4D36E965-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}
Delete any of the following registry
entries if they exist under this key:
- LowerFilters
- LowerFilters.bak
- UpperFilters
- UpperFilters.bak
Once you have removed those files,
restart your computer and check to see if the CD-ROM is visible. Also, go back
into the device manager and confirm that the error code is indeed gone. You
will need to reinstall any applications that use the DVD or CD-ROM drive. For
example Nero or other burning applications use these registry keys, so
reinstalling the applications will re-add those keys and they should then be
the correct versions of them.
Going into the registry is something that you should be comfortable with and be careful with however. Only edit keys you specifically know what they are. Incorrectly editing keys can lead to worse issues than the original problem. An easier potential solution is to download and use a registry cleaner program. These applications search for invalid or inaccurate registry keys and correct or remove them. This should fix your Windows 7 error code 39.
Going into the registry is something that you should be comfortable with and be careful with however. Only edit keys you specifically know what they are. Incorrectly editing keys can lead to worse issues than the original problem. An easier potential solution is to download and use a registry cleaner program. These applications search for invalid or inaccurate registry keys and correct or remove them. This should fix your Windows 7 error code 39.
You can find the best registry
cleaners reviews in my website Improve PC Tools. You will also find there many great tools and utilities
that will help you solve the Windows 7 error code 39.
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