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Profile: journeyman
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Is it possible to stop my dvd drive from making so much noise when my windows starts up? Its like it reads the whole disk (crysis) even though I dont want to play it.

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take out the disk...


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Profile: journeyman
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yeah there is that, but is there a way to make it not read the disk untill I want it to? But I guess I should just leave it like that, just in case I need to boot from disk one day.

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What drive do you have? I had a plextor, and it was very noisy at startup. I now have a Samsung 203 which is silent at startup, and reading.


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CD Bremse, Nero Drive Speed...

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Its allright, I'll just leave it how it is. Its only noisy for about a minute on startup and then it stops. Thanks.

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Yeah, my laptop does that too. Now I just get into the habit of taking the CD out. I agree that it is annoying.


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Go to BIOS and take it out of the boot sequence.


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