Windows 10 and Office Excel

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Another stumbling point to a Vista instillation. DiscDrive not recognising a disc when put in
(Possibly also connected external disc drive not showing at all)
In this case a machine (Acer Aspire 6530G) , originally Vista, but updated to Windows 7, ( and a new extra hard drive installed, currently holding a large amount of pictures)
It appears to show the disc drive , either the internal oone or one connected via a USB, but strangely nothing is shown if I insert a disc.
If you further navigate around the File Explorer / Windows / Device Manager you may see a yellow exclamation point and possibly some of the errors talked about here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...other-programs :
MicrosoftSymbol Computer DiscDrive.JPG : https://imgur.com/4J1WrXX , https://imgur.com/IurxW5Y
DiscDrive RightMouseClick Propertes.JPG : https://imgur.com/Eq11qrB
DiscDriveProperties Hardware Properties.JPG : https://imgur.com/gR53BPk

I seemed to have an error like.. The device driver for this hardware can not be loaded. The driver may be damaged or missing. (Code 39)….

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At the above link, ( https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...other-programs ) , the advice is, on average quite , but a bit varied. A lot of steps seem to be missing.
An example of following instructions here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...other-programs
Here is an example of an attempt to follow it which eventually brought success. In the example I found it useful to be looking at in parallel both the main Lap tops own internal CD DVD Drive, and also an external one connected through one of the Lap Tops USB sockets.
Method 1:
I am not sure why in order to get to Hardware and Sound , the initial steps are given as this:
Windows logo key + R

[DocAElstein]

Notes to be edited later…

Some related Posts:



Another stumbling point to a Vista instillation. DiscDrive not recognising a disc when put in
(Possibly also connected external disc drive not showing at all)
In this case a machine (Acer Aspire 6530G) , originally Vista, but updated to Windows 7, ( and a new extra hard drive installed, currently holding a large amount of pictures)
It appears to show the disc drive , either the internal oone or one connected via a USB, but strangely nothing is shown if I insert a disc.
If you further navigate around the File Explorer / Windows / Device Manager you may see a yellow exclamation point and possibly some of the errors talked about here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...other-programs :
MicrosoftSymbol Computer DiscDrive.JPG : https://imgur.com/4J1WrXX , https://imgur.com/IurxW5Y
DiscDrive RightMouseClick Propertes.JPG : https://imgur.com/Eq11qrB
DiscDriveProperties Hardware Properties.JPG : https://imgur.com/gR53BPk

I seemed to have an error like.. The device driver for this hardware can not be loaded. The driver may be damaged or missing. (Code 39)….

---

At the above link, ( https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...other-programs ) , the advice is, on average quite , but a bit varied. A lot of steps seem to be missing.
An example of following instructions here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...other-programs
Here is an example of an attempt to follow it which eventually brought success. In the example I found it useful to be looking at in parallel both the main Lap tops own internal CD DVD Drive, and also an external one connected through one of the Lap Tops USB sockets.
Method 1:
I am not sure why in order to get to Hardware and Sound , the initial steps are given as this:
Windows logo key + R

[DocAElstein]

Notes to be edited later…

Some related Posts:



Another stumbling point to a Vista instillation. DiscDrive not recognising a disc when put in
(Possibly also connected external disc drive not showing at all)
In this case a machine (Acer Aspire 6530G) , originally Vista, but updated to Windows 7, ( and a new extra hard drive installed, currently holding a large amount of pictures)
It appears to show the disc drive , either the internal oone or one connected via a USB, but strangely nothing is shown if I insert a disc.
If you further navigate around the File Explorer / Windows / Device Manager you may see a yellow exclamation point and possibly some of the errors talked about here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...other-programs :
MicrosoftSymbol Computer DiscDrive.JPG : https://imgur.com/4J1WrXX , https://imgur.com/IurxW5Y
DiscDrive RightMouseClick Propertes.JPG : https://imgur.com/Eq11qrB
DiscDriveProperties Hardware Properties.JPG : https://imgur.com/gR53BPk

I seemed to have an error like.. The device driver for this hardware can not be loaded. The driver may be damaged or missing. (Code 39)….

---

At the above link, ( https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...other-programs ) , the advice is, on average quite , but a bit varied. A lot of steps seem to be missing.
An example of following instructions here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...other-programs
Here is an example of an attempt to follow it which eventually brought success. In the example I found it useful to be looking at in parallel both the main Lap tops own internal CD DVD Drive, and also an external one connected through one of the Lap Tops USB sockets.
Method 1:
I am not sure why in order to get to Hardware and Sound , the initial steps are given as this:
Windows logo key + R

[DocAElstein]

Notes to be edited later…

Some related Posts:



Another stumbling point to a Vista instillation. DiscDrive not recognising a disc when put in
(Possibly also connected external disc drive not showing at all)
In this case a machine (Acer Aspire 6530G) , originally Vista, but updated to Windows 7, ( and a new extra hard drive installed, currently holding a large amount of pictures)
It appears to show the disc drive , either the internal oone or one connected via a USB, but strangely nothing is shown if I insert a disc.
If you further navigate around the File Explorer / Windows / Device Manager you may see a yellow exclamation point and possibly some of the errors talked about here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...other-programs :
MicrosoftSymbol Computer DiscDrive.JPG : https://imgur.com/4J1WrXX , https://imgur.com/IurxW5Y
DiscDrive RightMouseClick Propertes.JPG : https://imgur.com/Eq11qrB
DiscDriveProperties Hardware Properties.JPG : https://imgur.com/gR53BPk

I seemed to have an error like.. The device driver for this hardware can not be loaded. The driver may be damaged or missing. (Code 39)….

---

At the above link, ( https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...other-programs ) , the advice is, on average quite , but a bit varied. A lot of steps seem to be missing.
An example of following instructions here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...other-programs
Here is an example of an attempt to follow it which eventually brought success. In the example I found it useful to be looking at in parallel both the main Lap tops own internal CD DVD Drive, and also an external one connected through one of the Lap Tops USB sockets.
Method 1:
I am not sure why in order to get to Hardware and Sound , the initial steps are given as this:
Windows logo key + R

[DocAElstein]

Notes to be edited later…

Some related Posts:



Another stumbling point to a Vista instillation. DiscDrive not recognising a disc when put in
(Possibly also connected external disc drive not showing at all)
In this case a machine (Acer Aspire 6530G) , originally Vista, but updated to Windows 7, ( and a new extra hard drive installed, currently holding a large amount of pictures)
It appears to show the disc drive , either the internal oone or one connected via a USB, but strangely nothing is shown if I insert a disc.
If you further navigate around the File Explorer / Windows / Device Manager you may see a yellow exclamation point and possibly some of the errors talked about here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...other-programs :
MicrosoftSymbol Computer DiscDrive.JPG : https://imgur.com/4J1WrXX , https://imgur.com/IurxW5Y
DiscDrive RightMouseClick Propertes.JPG : https://imgur.com/Eq11qrB
DiscDriveProperties Hardware Properties.JPG : https://imgur.com/gR53BPk

I seemed to have an error like.. The device driver for this hardware can not be loaded. The driver may be damaged or missing. (Code 39)….

---

At the above link, ( https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...other-programs ) , the advice is, on average quite , but a bit varied. A lot of steps seem to be missing.
An example of following instructions here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...other-programs
Here is an example of an attempt to follow it which eventually brought success. In the example I found it useful to be looking at in parallel both the main Lap tops own internal CD DVD Drive, and also an external one connected through one of the Lap Tops USB sockets.
Method 1:
I am not sure why in order to get to Hardware and Sound , the initial steps are given as this:
Windows logo key + R

[DocAElstein]

Notes to be edited later…

Some related Posts:



Another stumbling point to a Vista instillation. DiscDrive not recognising a disc when put in
(Possibly also connected external disc drive not showing at all)
In this case a machine (Acer Aspire 6530G) , originally Vista, but updated to Windows 7, ( and a new extra hard drive installed, currently holding a large amount of pictures)
It appears to show the disc drive , either the internal oone or one connected via a USB, but strangely nothing is shown if I insert a disc.
If you further navigate around the File Explorer / Windows / Device Manager you may see a yellow exclamation point and possibly some of the errors talked about here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...other-programs :
MicrosoftSymbol Computer DiscDrive.JPG : https://imgur.com/4J1WrXX , https://imgur.com/IurxW5Y
DiscDrive RightMouseClick Propertes.JPG : https://imgur.com/Eq11qrB
DiscDriveProperties Hardware Properties.JPG : https://imgur.com/gR53BPk

I seemed to have an error like.. The device driver for this hardware can not be loaded. The driver may be damaged or missing. (Code 39)….

---

At the above link, ( https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...other-programs ) , the advice is, on average quite , but a bit varied. A lot of steps seem to be missing.
An example of following instructions here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...other-programs
Here is an example of an attempt to follow it which eventually brought success. In the example I found it useful to be looking at in parallel both the main Lap tops own internal CD DVD Drive, and also an external one connected through one of the Lap Tops USB sockets.
Method 1:
I am not sure why in order to get to Hardware and Sound , the initial steps are given as this:
Windows logo key + R

[DocAElstein]

Notes to be edited later…


Some related Posts:
http://www.excelfox.com/forum/showth...ll=1#post10922
http://www.eileenslounge.com/viewforum.php?f=20


Extended Monitors, VB Editor and Spreadsheet in convenient parallel view…
It is not consistent. Here are some ways that work for me

_1 Getting to Anzeige Options in Control Panel
Once you get to the "Anzeige options", a bit of fiddling around , clicking on to activate, dragging the shown Monitors, saying OK, etc.. will usually get you what you want

1a) Try a sequence something like these
MicrosoftSymbloToBottomLeft Systemsteuerung :
https://imgur.com/RGeAPs3
Darstellung and Anpassung or ClassicView then Anpassung
https://imgur.com/89tGH5D and https://imgur.com/P5XbzBp or https://imgur.com/EQ2mBhY then https://imgur.com/2gOSvpH
Anzeige :
https://imgur.com/Mo66YN6 , https://imgur.com/hvJPQQZ
Then you are at
Extend Desktop :
https://imgur.com/fDjQqDi ,
and can play around

or
1b) a sequence something like these. It starts from right clicking on any free space on your desktop
Anpassung from right click on space on Desktop:
https://imgur.com/urpbAkz
Anzeige :
https://imgur.com/hvJPQQZ
Then, as in 1a) , you are at
Extend Desktop:
https://imgur.com/fDjQqDi ,
and can play around

_2 getting at Graphic Options
I have seen this sort of alternative option way also. It starts from right clicking on any free space on your desktop, ( the same start as in 1b) ) . Sometimes this worked when for some unknown reason the other ways, 1) stopped working
Grafik Properties from right click on any free space on Desktop:
https://imgur.com/E8iNcXj
Grafik Dropdown Desktops and Anzeigen :
https://imgur.com/rYfI8Gl
Once at this point , some experimenting as before , a bit of fiddling around , clicking on to activate, dragging the shown Monitors, saying OK, etc.. , will usually get you what you want
Grafik Dropdown Desktop-Properties:
https://imgur.com/NkMBuwl
Grafik Properties Desktop Resolution:
https://imgur.com/KVADmr2

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Notes to be edited later…


Some related Posts:
http://www.excelfox.com/forum/showth...ll=1#post10922
http://www.eileenslounge.com/viewforum.php?f=20


Extended Monitors, VB Editor and Spreadsheet in convenient parallel view…
It is not consistent. Here are some ways that work for me

_1 Getting to Anzeige Options in Control Panel
Once you get to the "Anzeige options", a bit of fiddling around , clicking on to activate, dragging the shown Monitors, saying OK, etc.. will usually get you what you want

1a) Try a sequence something like these
MicrosoftSymbloToBottomLeft Systemsteuerung :
https://imgur.com/RGeAPs3
Darstellung and Anpassung or ClassicView then Anpassung
https://imgur.com/89tGH5D and https://imgur.com/P5XbzBp or https://imgur.com/EQ2mBhY then https://imgur.com/2gOSvpH
Anzeige :
https://imgur.com/Mo66YN6 , https://imgur.com/hvJPQQZ
Then you are at
Extend Desktop :
https://imgur.com/fDjQqDi ,
and can play around

or
1b) a sequence something like these. It starts from right clicking on any free space on your desktop
Anpassung from right click on space on Desktop:
https://imgur.com/urpbAkz
Anzeige :
https://imgur.com/hvJPQQZ
Then, as in 1a) , you are at
Extend Desktop:
https://imgur.com/fDjQqDi ,
and can play around

_2 getting at Graphic Options
I have seen this sort of alternative option way also. It starts from right clicking on any free space on your desktop, ( the same start as in 1b) ) . Sometimes this worked when for some unknown reason the other ways, 1) stopped working
Grafik Properties from right click on any free space on Desktop:
https://imgur.com/E8iNcXj
Grafik Dropdown Desktops and Anzeigen :
https://imgur.com/rYfI8Gl
Once at this point , some experimenting as before , a bit of fiddling around , clicking on to activate, dragging the shown Monitors, saying OK, etc.. , will usually get you what you want
Grafik Dropdown Desktop-Properties:
https://imgur.com/NkMBuwl
Grafik Properties Desktop Resolution:
https://imgur.com/KVADmr2

[DocAElstein]

Notes to be edited later…


Some related Posts:
http://www.excelfox.com/forum/showth...ll=1#post10922
http://www.eileenslounge.com/viewforum.php?f=20


Extended Monitors, VB Editor and Spreadsheet in convenient parallel view…
It is not consistent. Here are some ways that work for me

_1 Getting to Anzeige Options in Control Panel
Once you get to the "Anzeige options", a bit of fiddling around , clicking on to activate, dragging the shown Monitors, saying OK, etc.. will usually get you what you want

1a) Try a sequence something like these
MicrosoftSymbloToBottomLeft Systemsteuerung :
https://imgur.com/RGeAPs3
Darstellung and Anpassung or ClassicView then Anpassung
https://imgur.com/89tGH5D and https://imgur.com/P5XbzBp or https://imgur.com/EQ2mBhY then https://imgur.com/2gOSvpH
Anzeige :
https://imgur.com/Mo66YN6 , https://imgur.com/hvJPQQZ
Then you are at
Extend Desktop :
https://imgur.com/fDjQqDi ,
and can play around

or
1b) a sequence something like these. It starts from right clicking on any free space on your desktop
Anpassung from right click on space on Desktop:
https://imgur.com/urpbAkz
Anzeige :
https://imgur.com/hvJPQQZ
Then, as in 1a) , you are at
Extend Desktop:
https://imgur.com/fDjQqDi ,
and can play around

_2 getting at Graphic Options
I have seen this sort of alternative option way also. It starts from right clicking on any free space on your desktop, ( the same start as in 1b) ) . Sometimes this worked when for some unknown reason the other ways, 1) stopped working
Grafik Properties from right click on any free space on Desktop:
https://imgur.com/E8iNcXj
Grafik Dropdown Desktops and Anzeigen :
https://imgur.com/rYfI8Gl
Once at this point , some experimenting as before , a bit of fiddling around , clicking on to activate, dragging the shown Monitors, saying OK, etc.. , will usually get you what you want
Grafik Dropdown Desktop-Properties:
https://imgur.com/NkMBuwl
Grafik Properties Desktop Resolution:
https://imgur.com/KVADmr2

[DocAElstein]

Notes to be edited later…


Some related Posts:
http://www.excelfox.com/forum/showth...ll=1#post10922
http://www.eileenslounge.com/viewforum.php?f=20


Extended Monitors, VB Editor and Spreadsheet in convenient parallel view…
It is not consistent. Here are some ways that work for me

_1 Getting to Anzeige Options in Control Panel
Once you get to the "Anzeige options", a bit of fiddling around , clicking on to activate, dragging the shown Monitors, saying OK, etc.. will usually get you what you want

1a) Try a sequence something like these
MicrosoftSymbloToBottomLeft Systemsteuerung :
https://imgur.com/RGeAPs3
Darstellung and Anpassung or ClassicView then Anpassung
https://imgur.com/89tGH5D and https://imgur.com/P5XbzBp or https://imgur.com/EQ2mBhY then https://imgur.com/2gOSvpH
Anzeige :
https://imgur.com/Mo66YN6 , https://imgur.com/hvJPQQZ
Then you are at
Extend Desktop :
https://imgur.com/fDjQqDi ,
and can play around

or
1b) a sequence something like these. It starts from right clicking on any free space on your desktop
Anpassung from right click on space on Desktop:
https://imgur.com/urpbAkz
Anzeige :
https://imgur.com/hvJPQQZ
Then, as in 1a) , you are at
Extend Desktop:
https://imgur.com/fDjQqDi ,
and can play around

_2 getting at Graphic Options
I have seen this sort of alternative option way also. It starts from right clicking on any free space on your desktop, ( the same start as in 1b) ) . Sometimes this worked when for some unknown reason the other ways, 1) stopped working
Grafik Properties from right click on any free space on Desktop:
https://imgur.com/E8iNcXj
Grafik Dropdown Desktops and Anzeigen :
https://imgur.com/rYfI8Gl
Once at this point , some experimenting as before , a bit of fiddling around , clicking on to activate, dragging the shown Monitors, saying OK, etc.. , will usually get you what you want
Grafik Dropdown Desktop-Properties:
https://imgur.com/NkMBuwl
Grafik Properties Desktop Resolution:
https://imgur.com/KVADmr2