Windows 10: I forgotten and deleted Microsoft virtual DVD rom permanently. how can I get/download it...

I forgotten and deleted Microsoft virtual DVD rom permanently. how can I get/download it again ?

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How to permanently delete a BD-Rom Drive?

Hi Maypher, I am Paulo. I'm an Independent Advisor and an individual like you inclined to help.

BD-ROM DRIVE means Blu-Ray Disk Read Only Memory Drive. This usually shows when you install a Virtual Drive using software like Daemon Tools, PowerISO, etc. to mount .ISO files and many other data formats. Do you use any virtual software? If so, you can use
that to remove BD drives or you can follow these steps to disable in Device Manager

1. Press Windows key + X

2. Click Device Manager

3. Expand CD/DVD ROM

4. Right-click on the driver where it says something like "Virtual"

5. Choose to disable

There are also suggestions from other users in this thread

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/for...

Let me know if this helps.

 

Remove MagicISO Virtual DVD-ROM on Windows 10

hiiii, is the issue resolved?

If not, can you please check by right clicking on those virtual dvd rom in explorer and then click on eject.

This should remove it permanently.....

 

DVD Rom is not detected under Windows 10

I know this issue is reported several times on this forum and over the internet but all those posts mark an answers which is not suitable for my case:

The issue:

DVD ROM Is visible in BIOS
In is not visible in Device Manager
It is not shown in "This Computer" listing all available drives
It is not show in Disk management
DVD is visible in Intel Rapid enterprise manger as ATAPI device

What I have tries so far:

1. Check UpperFilter, LowerFilter, UpperFilter.bak and LowerFilter.bak in the Windows Registry in the following location:
   
   HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\Class{4d36e965-e325-11ce-bfc1-08002be10318}
   

They are not present there so the solution that is based on deleting these values does not work in my case

1. Created HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\atapi\Controller0 key and EnumDevice1 with DWORD value = 1 and reboot. Continue with this procedure upto EnumDevice5 = 5
   
2. Checked if a DVD ROM was visible in hidden devices in Device Manager.
   It was! Then I applied the solution I found in one of the forums, which suggested to uninstall hidden devices (my DVD) then uninstall SATA AHCI standard controller and reboot.
   

I did it and then after reboot the Standard controller is back again but no more hidden DVD ROM .

1. Next suggestion I found was to modify the CSConfigFlag under HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG\System\CurrentControlSet\Enum\SCSI registry key to value 1 and then 2, each time rebooting, but in my case I do not have such key.
   

The only HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG\System\CurrentControlSet\Enum key that is under the ENum is PCI and no SCSI

1. I tried to use the DVD Repair Tool version 0.4.3.430 by Rizonesoft as many people reported in helped them, in my case it does nothing.
   
2. Scan whole computer with paid antivirus software - nothing found
   
3. Used sfc /scannnow - to check windows installation - no major issues were found
   
4. Run troubleshooting from control panel and went through Hardware and Devices troubleshooter.
   

My configuration is as follows:

The problem started after CPU Upgrade from Intel i7 3820.
Before DVD ROM was working, with exactly the same BIOS configuration (including RAID setting)

I can boot from the DVD, I can boot from USD and access the DVD so It seems the hardware is working OK. I think it is Windows issue.

The links pointing to the listed solutions are:

1. [FIX] Optical Drives (CD/DVD) Icon Not Showing in My Computer Window – AskVG (but actually I found it in more than 20 places)
   
2. [FIX] Optical Drives (CD/DVD) Icon Not Showing in My Computer Window – AskVG (but actually I found it in more than 20 places)
   
3. Windows 10 DVD Drive missing
   
4. 
   
5. https://rizonesoft.com/download/dvd-drive-repair/
   

Do you have any suggestions what could I try else to fix my DVD under Windows (except windows reinstall I hope)?