Nothing.

What players are on your machine? You can play the DVD from the program, if the program you are using can play it. Gene

What happens when you open it in computer?

No. It's in right.

Is it possible that you have it in upside down? DVDs often have a ridge (ring around the hole) on both sides of the DVD. Glenn

The box is checked to play CD's and DVD's automatically but it's just not happening for me. Maybe I disabled it by mistake--who knows. How do I enable it to start automatically?

Usually by default, unless it’s disabled, it will start playing in media player when you insert the DVD. I usually disable this. Glenn

No.

Glenn, No you don't get conventional menus because such have not existed "everywhere" in Windows since the advent of Windows 7. I really don't see the point of this software. There is a

Can you arrow to a choice, like Open with Windows Media Player?

I get a notification saying to choose what ot do with the DVD bu5t I don['t know how to select it.

Hi It does not worry me if the field names are not spoken out when either you tab into them or use the E key for edit areas or F for form fields. If i use the nvda key + down arrow key it reads out

I use VLC media player most of the time. Although I’m not sure the “open with” method actually works in this case. I will have to test it. I usually access through the media menu in VLC.

I'll give it a shot and see whar happens.

You should be able to watch it with Windows Media Player, or a third-party program, like VLC media player I think it is called. If you open computer and arrow down to the DVD drive, use your

Hi, everyone, I know I have a CD DVD drive on this computer but I can't watch a documentary my sister gave me for my birthday. Is there something I might not be doing right? I don't want to have

To be honest, automatic brouse mode is not a problem unless you have weird form controls. For example 9 times out of 10 I actually want it on automatically when say entering data, usernames,

I agree, and I find it unfortunate that NVDA's automatic browse mode is On by default. I can see that, for a new user, that they might get stuck, and not yet know the correct

 actually you can install xp in a 7 environment. You use winnt32.exe with command line switches.

Perhaps someone else who knows more technically will say whether you can install XP using a 32 bit Windows 7 environment. I really doubt it but we'll see. Gene