dortonracing
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I bought the disk killer camo brand new adn i put it in and it acts as a blank disk nothing on it. anyone had this problem, plz help thanks.
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CheapVehicleWrap
New Member
Nope, mine worked. Does it look like it's been recorded on? You'll have NO problems getting a replacement if it's defective. Those guys are the balls.
dortonracing
New Member
how do you get ahold of them?
dortonracing
New Member
it looks like a blank one
CheapVehicleWrap
New Member
It's possible it never got recorded.. They are only human. Well, didn't you just buy it from wrapexperts.com ?
dortonracing
New Member
ya thats who i bought it from just order online, and they dont have a phone number and emailed them the other day cuz it took 3 weeks to get it.
Fred Weiss
Merchant Member
The usual reason we get for such a problem with our customers is that they are trying to read a DVD in a CD only drive.
dortonracing
New Member
its a dvd drive
CheapVehicleWrap
New Member
I'll send them a note via their forum with your info.
dortonracing
New Member
Thank you.
CheapVehicleWrap
New Member
Sent Robby a note.
CheapVehicleWrap
New Member
Last batch WAS blank! PM sent.
HeavyHitter
New Member
Let me know if you need me to call Robby or Dean. I will hit them on their cell for you.
Dan
Dan
G-Artist
New Member
It may be your drive.
Can another computer read the disc?
If so, try this (assuming a PC with Windows):
Go to your control panel SYSTEM/Hardware/Device manager. Where is says DVD/CD highlight it and delete it.
Reboot.
Upon reboot your plug and play will see the device and re-install it. You shouldn't need the original disk as the drivers should be cached.
Once it fully boots you should be able to read the disc.
I get of-the-shelf discs every once in a while that can't be read. The above trick works. A sort of last-ditch effort which as yet to fail.
Good luck.
Can another computer read the disc?
If so, try this (assuming a PC with Windows):
Go to your control panel SYSTEM/Hardware/Device manager. Where is says DVD/CD highlight it and delete it.
Reboot.
Upon reboot your plug and play will see the device and re-install it. You shouldn't need the original disk as the drivers should be cached.
Once it fully boots you should be able to read the disc.
I get of-the-shelf discs every once in a while that can't be read. The above trick works. A sort of last-ditch effort which as yet to fail.
Good luck.
CheapVehicleWrap
New Member
As I mentioned earlier, they had a bad batch of DVDs produced and are taking care of it.