I have a problem. I cannot burn any CD I put in new CD's any always get this message: insert blank cd, after a minute, will not fit. Any suggestions? Thank you, Edward J. LeCouteur elecoute@gmai.

  1. Step 1: I suggest you to check if there is any yellow exclamation point on CD/DVD in Device Manager. Press Windows + X keys from the keyboard, click on Device Manager. Expand DVD/CD ROM drives, right click on the driver. Click on Properties and check the device status.
  2. DISC ERROR; INSERT DISC; Follow these steps to try to resolve this issue: IMPORTANT: Not all CD/DVD players are supplied with the same functions and/or features. To verify model-specific information on any of these steps, refer to the instructions supplied with the product.
  3. Go to Devices - Optical Drives - Remove Disk from Virtual Drive. Go to Devices - Click on -Insert Guest Additions CD Image. Enter authentication Details. Shutdown Ubuntu and Close VirtualBox. Open again VirtualBox to see it Working. Also Check Shared Clipboard and Drag & Drop is checked bidirectional.

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Are you bothered by a required CD/DVD drive device driver is missing error while installing Windows 7 with a USB drive? Are you looking for the way to solve it? If your answers are yes, you can get solutions provided by MiniTool from this post.

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USB drive is one of the most common Windows installation mediums today. However, when you try to install Windows 7 or Windows Vista using a USB drive, you may encounter the following error message:

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A required CD/DVD drive device driver is missing. If you have a driver floppy disk, CD, DVD, or USB flash drive, please insert it now.”

You receive the error mainly because the USB drive is not recognized by Windows Preinstallation Environment (WinPE).

How to fix a required CD/DVD drive device driver is missing in Windows 7? You can try the following solutions to solve the problem.

Are you troubled by Windows cannot be installed to this disk like MBR disk, GPT disk, and dynamic disk? Find the top solutions to continue Windows installation.

Solution 1: Check the USB Connection

When you see a required CD/DVD drive device driver is missing error, you can try fixing it simply by unplugging the USB drive and then plug it back in the computer. Then you should be able to install Windows 7 with the USB drive without any problems.

If the error still exists, you need to try another USB port. If you are using USB 3.0 port, switch it to USB 2.0 port and then install the system again.

This post provides two ways for you to install Windows 7 in UEFI mode.

Solution 2: Change the USB Settings in BIOS

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There is a setting named USB 3.0 Configuration in Pre-OS in BIOS of many computers. It defines whether the USB ports on the computer function as USB 3.0 or 2.0 ports, before the computer boots into the operating system.

As we know, Windows 7 installation media doesn’t support for USB 3.0. To solve the “a required CD/DVD drive device driver is missing” error, you can try changing the BIOS settings for USB 3.0 support during startup to AUTO or Disable.

Step 1: Disconnect the Windows 7 installation USB and then restart the computer. When the manufacturer’s logo appears, you will be noted how to enter BIOS or Setup. Usually, you need to press F2 or Del.

Step 2: After you get into BIOS, select System Configuration.

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Step 3: Locate the USB 3.0 Configuration in Pre-OS setting and change the status to Disable or Auto.

Step 4: Save the changes you have made and exit BIOS.

Once it’s done, you can plug your Windows 7 installation USB back into the computer and boot from it to install Windows 7. You should be able to install windows 7 successfully without running into a required CD/DVD drive device driver is missing error. After you install your Windows 7, you can set USB 3.0 Configuration in Pre-OS back to Enabled.

Solution 3: Disable AHCI Mode

In some cases, the drive you are using may be incompatible with the Microsoft AHCI driver (msahci.sys). If your controller is set to AHCI in BIOS, you could encounter “a required CD/DVD drive device driver is missing” error. To solve the problem, you should disable AHCI mode in BIOS by changing it to IDE mode.

Please enter BIOS and navigate to the settings like Storage controller setting, SATA Mode, or SATA Configuration, and you should be able to find the options for “AHCI”, “IDE”, “RAID” or “ATA” mode. You need to switch it to IDE option to disable AHCI mode. Then save the changes and reboot the computer. For more detailed steps about how to change the setting, you can visit your PC manufacturer’s website.

Solution 4: Disable Driver Signature Enforcement

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Driver Signature Enforcement helps to prevents malware from attacking the Windows kernel as it ensures only drivers that have been sent to Microsoft for signing will load into the Windows kernel. After disabling Driver Signature Enforcement, you can install drivers that aren’t officially signed. You should have a try to solve the problem you are facing.

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You need to restart the computer. When it is shut down completely, turn it on and press F8 key about every second at startup to get Advanced Boot Options. Then select “Disable driver signature enforcement” and save the changes, and then continue the boot process.

If you encounter the problem while installing Windows 7, you can try the solutions above.

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By the way, the mainstream support for Windows 7 expired on January 13, 2015, and its extended support is soon to expire on January 14, 2020. You can upgrade your system to Windows 10 to get better experience. You can read this post to get information about Windows 7 and Windows 10.

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Hello guys.
(Quick recap of the month)
Basically every few months I format my PC and reinstall windows to keep it fresh. The last time i done this, about a month ago, when all was said and done i pretty much immediately noticed that my browser would go really slow or lock up when using streaming sites like justin/twitch.tv, and, not long after i noticed that my DVD's for games, films etc wouldn't autoplay or start at all right away and i would instead need to eject and insert said DVD a few times to get it going.
Anyway, today I have a day off so I thought I could back up my stuff and Reinstall windows7, not only to clean my PC up but also i thought it may get rid of these minor problems. Now however, no DVD's whatsoever are gettin read at all, i just get the pop up (please insert a disk into drive D) and then the drive pops open. I've tried uninstalling via the device manager and then reinstalling but nothing. A friend also guided me to deleting a file in the registry called CustomPoint2 ? or something of the sort, which changed my error from 'D:/ Application not found' to what it is now. Do i need a new DVD drive? format my pc? Any of your time and help would be greatly appreciated.