When I try to view CD/DVD drive title on Windows Explorer through my laptop running on Windows Vista, I can view the red status bar displaying the disk space available. In the normal case, the status bar remains in blue color. How can I know the reason for red status bar?
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You can find the reason by navigating into disk management on your laptop. For that, first press the ‘Start’ button to view the start menu. Click the ‘Control Panel’ from that menu so as to bring up a window. Select ‘Administrative Tools’ option available in that window. Then, click the ‘System Maintenance’ option under it. You can then find ‘Create and Format Hard Disk Partitions’ option. Click on that option to find why it displays red status bar.
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