CD/DVD not working after upgrade to Windows 10

After Windows 10 was upgraded, CD/DVD (TSSTcorp CDDVDW SU-208DB) stopped working.

Windows cannot start this hardware device because its configuration information (in the registry) is incomplete or damaged. (Code 19)

I was trying to uninstall and reinstall, but no success. Any hints?

EDIT:

Registry looks like this:

EDIT2:

Connection:

3 Answers

OK did a Windows logo key -R. entered regedit.

Went to HKEY_Local_Machine\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\atapi

Under it I created a folder called 'Controller0'

In Controller0 I did a 'New' (left click) and typed in 'EnumDevice1' as 'RegDWORD' and modified it to binary '1' in hex.

Exit regedit and restart computer

After the restart, I can now see the CD/DVD in device manager.

Now I can try to reload the device drivers.

This did work for me. The '?' has left my USB devices, thumbnail, nook, ipod, etc. The device manager now confirms I have a working CD/DVD but I stuck in a game and was able to start it, :) My Pc now shows the device as well, it didn't before. Hope it works for you because I have spent days trying to get this thing back again.

I have fixed that by uninstalling the Toshiba Recovery Media Creator. (But I do not know why...)

I have the same problem with my Samsung (TSSTcorp CDDVDW) on Windows 10. So I went out and purchased a new CDDVDW by ASSUS. Windows 10 could not find it either. Went back to Windows 7 and now I have 2 CDDVDW working just as good as before. It appears to me that in order to go with windows 10 I will have to replace my motherboard with a windows 10 compatible. Hopefully, my I7 quad core will work on a new motherboard if in fact an 1155 socket is acceptable to windows 10.