Windows crash to “blue screen of death” on multi-session CD/DVD

[az0000000]

Hello,
I have problems with CD/DVD ROM.
Normally it was able to read any CD/DVD before when I had Windows XP Pro SP2 installed.
Now after I reinstalled the OS and decided to go with Windows XP Media Center Edition, my optical drive can’t read any of multi-session CD or DVD, thus crashing Windows to “Blue Screen of Death” every time I place in a multi-session CD or DVD. Besides, even if it sometimes accepts a multi-session CD or DVD, still it can display only the last session burned, so I have to access other previous sessions via tools like IsoBuster. Other than that it can read fine any burned CD or DVD.
I would like some help from any of you with the drivers or anything.
System specifications are:
Laptop: Acer TravelMate 290
Optical Drive: QSI CDRW/DVD SBW-242, DVD:8x, CD:24x/10x/24x
OS: Windows XP Pro SP2 Media Center Edition
Thanks a lot in advance!

[SKULLZ1987]

This is more of a hardware problem than a software problem!

Your Drive may have become faulty and doesn't read discs properly any more.

To help you further what error message do you get when the BSOD comes up? For example 0x0000000A or 0xC000026C with may be a driver that is causing a problem qwerty.dll or example.dll.

[az0000000]

Thanks for reply,
I will surely get BSOD error reported here.

[az0000000]

Originally Posted by SKULLZ1987

This is more of a hardware problem than a software problem!

Your Drive may have become faulty and doesn't read discs properly any more.

To help you further what error message do you get when the BSOD comes up? For example 0x0000000A or 0xC000026C with may be a driver that is causing a problem qwerty.dll or example.dll.

Hello again,
So I decided to come back with BSOD error info, so may be anyone can suggest a solution based on it.
Thanks much.

2 example of BSOD error:

1:

CDFS_FILE_SYSTEM

STOP 0x00000026 (0x000401F4, 0xB22F95E0, 0XB22F92DC, 0XF9A261DA)

DVD43.SYS - address F9A261DA base at F9A24000, datestamp 41AC1EAD

2:

0X0000008E (0XC0000005, 0XF9A261DA, 0XBA7BD678, 0X00000000)

DVD43.SYS - address F9A261DA base at F9A24000, datestamp 41AC1EAD

[Kevin_gibson]

Could be a faulty drive, or faulty RAM.
0X0000008E

[az0000000]

Originally Posted by Kevin_gibson

Could be a faulty drive, or faulty RAM.
0X0000008E

Could be but keep in mind that my drive reads and burns CD/DVDs perfectly in normal conditions. Problem only occur while i try to read multi-session CD/DVD.