>> Andrew Grebneff writes, >> >> <Could it be that the drive's laser lens is dirty? I tcould be that >> there is not sufficient dirt to stop it reading barely adequately, >> but enough to stop it reading well enough booting?> >> >> I suppose it's a possibility, but how would I be able to tell, and >> if it >> IS dirty, how would I clean it?
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