I was already fairly certain the answer is no, and then when I tried it, my laptop made a whiny noise and couldn't read it. So, case closed, right? But then I noticed this option for the default program settings in my control panel:



Okay, so my laptop is at least aware of Blu-rays, right? Does this mean running them is a possibility? Do I need the right program to do it? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

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	joseph_valencia - June 09, 2010 (09:28 PM) What kind of disc drive do you have? When did you buy the computer or disc drive? You can't play Blus with regular DVD drives.
	zippdementia - June 09, 2010 (09:34 PM) That option is there so that you can configure your CD drive if ever you buy a blu-ray, so it doesn't just sit next to your computer looking shiny.
	Suskie - June 09, 2010 (09:37 PM) What kind of disc drive do you have? When did you buy the computer or disc drive? You can't play Blus with regular DVD drives. Yeah, I only have a regular DVD drive. That still makes me wonder why the option is even there if the computer can't run them...