I selected from the bottom believing it was the most recent, it was called 'CD-ROM Drive. A different box will show with compatible hardware for your driver. I will choose the driver to install' and again, click next.

Step 4: Now, select 'Install from a list or specific location' and click Next.Go to the 'Driver' tab and select 'Update Driver.' from the buttons below. Step 3: Double-click the newly revealed hardward 'AOPEN DUW1608/ARR' and it's own dialog box will appear.Mine was called 'AOPEN DUW1608/ARR' but if your's is different, it's okay.

Mine had an question mark but in some cases it might have an exclamation point next to the name. Mine was called 'DVD/CD-ROM drives.' Double-click it to show it's contents and there should be another device under it. Step 2: Go to the tab 'Hardware' and click 'Device Manager' once there locate your driver.Click okay and it should bring you to a 'System Properties' dialog box. Type in ' sysdm.cpl ' into the dialog box that it shows. It did lead me to find the answer though so for those who have the updated driver already and have tried everything else follow these instructions: I had the same problem and your site helped me out a lot, however none of your solutions worked for me.

Mac dvd drive error 35