I've been using an LG bluray drive with MakeMKV for several years now and everything worked fine. I'm afraid I don't have a solution, but I can add more data to the question. If the laser is working is there anything else I can try? I haven't been able to find firmware specific to this drive.ĭrive Information OS device name: D: Manufacturer: PIONEER Product: BD-ROM BDC-207D Revision: 1.00 Serial number: MKDL030086WL Firmware details: intf=SAT gen=1031 krnl=ID61 main=ID61 ver=0001 Firmware date: Bus encryption flags: 13 It seems like it's probably hardware but since it was working fine on Windows 7 I just wanted to be sure I wasn't missing anything in 10 before I replace the drive. I've uninstalled the drive and reinstalled a couple of times as well. I've tried VLC and made sure to do the libdvdcss trick and also tried Handbrake, neither can see the disc since Windows can't even. It's been so long since I setup everything up originally I can't remember if I had to do anything to get it working in the first place. The disc doesn't show in Windows Explorer either so it's not actually a MakeMKV problem but I thought I'd check here since there's so much experience. I took the drive out, removed the cover and hooked it up via a SATA adapter so I could see if the blue laser is working and it does indeed light up but it just scans for a short time and then switches over to the red laser and tries more until it ultimately ejects the disc. I hadn't tried ripping in a while but now the drive isn't reading Bluray discs any longer. After a crash I finally went to Windows 10.

I was still running Windows 7 up until a few months ago since I was using Windows Media Center. I have a Pioneer BDC-207D that I've used with MakeMKV for years now to rip Bluray's and DVD's.

Makemkv blu ray drive not showing up