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Message: [QUOTE="Blamhammer, post: 261823, member: 157"] Cheapest solution is to give the disc a good clean. Heck, mildly warm water and dish washing liquid if you want to give it a good wash. Maybe check for scratches too and get the disc repaired. If it's the laser then the next cheapest option would be to clean it with isopropyl alcohol using a cotton tip. Maybe a very very small amount of glass cleaner first if there is stubborn dirt on it. Modern laser units tend to adjust power automatically if it can't read the disc so I don't think you need to tweak anything on the drive board. And if that fails then there are second hand lasers out there. For a bit more cash you could just replace it with a ODE. [/QUOTE]

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