WHERE DO PUT THE DVD PROGRAMS?
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If you do not have access to a network where you can access the contents of the DVD ... then you will have to purchase an external DVD drive
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Don't know if this will help, but I put the DVD in a different computer, transferred the files to a USB drive, then put it on my laptop that doesn't have a cd/dvd drive.. worked for me..
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Most programs are Web download based now - much of the industry is moving this way. We decided to purchase a external USB DVD/Blu ray burner. Works wonders!
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You can make the shelves taller to fit the DVD's. There are holes on each side for adjustments.
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DVD drive is not included. You will need to purchase an external DVD drive if you need one.
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I have not personally yet installed anything with the portable DVD /CD player but u should be able. To use it just like a regular drive to install software. And programs as u would on a regular computer. It may or may or may not need first the CD it came with the dvd player.
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There is a groove for the smaller dvd's. If it is placed correctly in the machine and closed properly it is possible to duplicate them. Sometimes the rpms will 'float' it and you may get an error message.
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Stack 8 Dvd's on top of one another and that's how much space you have. Hope that helps. =) YW.
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David, My program was a DVD. I also have DeLorme software. MUCH BETTER... Don, Chandler, AZ
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? if you are refering to the burning software that came with it it will be on a text file in the software disk the dvd drivers are automatic tho never needs drivers as long as you are running windows xp or better to use it as a playeri never got the burning software to work but i have my own so it was not needed
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I never had a problem with the DVD player on my computer, as to the partitioning, that's the way they all are yes. This makes it slightly easier too to reformat and reinstall your OS on your main drive (C) without effecting your data drive (D), it simply means you have to make sure to install things on your D, and personally I moved ALL directing to the user files over to the D drive as well, by simplying copying them over, and changing C to D in most areas having to do with downloads and pictures/movies uploads etc It's a slightly weird partition yes, but it makes your files much more secure.
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There is a button on the far right at the top it looks like an eject button press that and the whole screen will slide down and out . Then you will see the slot where you put the dvds and cds.
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No, they are too small for a DVD unless you don't want to use the top. You'd need something larger if you want to store DVDs standing upright.
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Use the software on the disc that came with the unit. There is a playback application on the installation disk along with other applications.
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Not really , just on the two shelves on the top you can put some. The next 3 rows are too small for DVDs . The last row has 3 shelves and you can put some DVDs in there.
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No. Programs need to be installed in the appropriate folders by an installation program on the computer you intend to use them on. The files will all be on the cloned drive, but Windows (if that's the operating system you have), can't find them unless it put them in the proper locations.
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1. Don't put DVD in player.2. Press "Setup" on remote.3. Press ">" to "Preferances" menu. (If DVD is in player, the "Preferances" menu will be skipped over.)4. At that screen enter 138931 on remote.5. Region code screen is displayed. Press "^" to "0".6. Press "Setup" on remote.7. Press "OK" on remote.