Hi Bruce,

I suspect that the problem is the media, the drives or the combination.

Optical drives (and FDDs) are the first things to fail in computer.  Add 
to that the fact that media incompatibilities are quite common.

When we re-task older PCs as terminals, which we try not to do more 
often than necessary, we commonly unplug the power cables from the 
floppy drives, hard drives and the optical drives because they are all 
probably bad (or unnecessary) anyway.

Just an opinion,

G

> I am trying to develop a system of thinclients running rdesktop to a 
> W2k8r2 server.  Everything is working except for an issue that I am 
> trying to address.
> 
> The thinclients are old shuttle computers.  Each of them has a DVD/CD 
> combination unit.  The users need to mount both DVDs and CD's.
> 
> I have configured the thinclient desktops with these settings:
> 
> -Volumes
>       Mount automatically             Yes
>       Open file manager               No
>       Run Photo management command    No
>       Show local devices              Yes
> 
> What these settings allow the user to see is when they open "My 
> computer"  at the bottom of the drive listing they can see "media on 
> xxx" where xxx is the thinclient name.  They can just click on the 
> device and it works.
> 
> USB sticks are mounted fine.  DVDs mount fine.  However, when I stick in 
> a CDROM, it doesn't see it.
> 
> Is there a setting I need to make in order for the thinclient to mount 
> CDROM's? The CDROMs will be music CDs as well as data CDs.

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Gene Cooper
Sonora Communications, Inc.
936 W. Prince Road
Tucson, AZ  85705

(520) 293-8461 x101
(520) 888-4060 fax

gcoo...@sonoracomm.com

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