dont know how to install my cd drive (D:)?
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Installing the Cd drive will usually require you to set the the master slave jumper to slave if it is on the same cable as the hard drive. For the router, find the reset switch and hold it down for 10 seconds to revert it to factory settings. Next time, try one question at a time and provide enough details, so that the question can be answered accurately.
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After installation is complete, and you rstart your PC, do the following:\n- right-click on the Daemon Tools icon in the system Tray (next to the Time Display);\n- go t o"Virtual CD/DVD Rom;\n- go to "Set Number of devices...";\n- select the number of Virtual CD Drives you want, choose 1 as a start;\n- right-click on the Daemon Tools icon in the system Tray again;\n- go t o"Virtual CD/DVD Rom;\n- go to Device0:[Drive Letter] No Media;\n- go to "Mount Image";\n- Select the Source of the Image File...and you are done with the mounting of the CD/DVD Image File
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hello friend,\nits very simple to connect these\n1.config ur cd room setting to the primary master and connect it to the cable.this cable must be conected to the master connector on mother board \n2.config ur hard drive to the secondary master and connect it to the same cable parrallel with cd drive (cd drive and hard drive will connect to the same cable)\n3.config ur cd burner(cd writer)to primary slave and connect it the 2nd cable wich must be connected to the slave connector on mother board\nafter carefull connections have been made restart ur computer and go the bios setting.\nslect AUTO DETECT or some thing simmilar to it from the manu and accept changes ur computer will save the changes u made and now ur computer is ready for use\nNOTE:if u dont know how to config ur devices u can see a diagram on back of every device it will help u.\nNOTE:u can add one more device like an other hard drive to ur computer by connecting it to the remaining connector of 2nd cable it must be config to secondary slave
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Double click My Computer\nRight click your CD drive and select Explore\nIn the new window double click Setup to begin.\n\nHope this helps
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hey,use the restore cd 1st,den the drivers cd.after your restoration,you install the drivers and stuff,i did that just yesterday
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you need a cd drive.  Get an External USB Drive.
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Assuming its an internal IDE drive, you need to:\n1. Open the PC\n2. Find a free 5.25inch drive bay and install the drive with screws\n3. Ensure that jumper switch is set to "cable select" (or master/slave depending on the rest of your drives)\n4. Plug in the power cable\n5. Plug in the ide cable *correctly* (dependant on the jumper settings set in step 3)\n6. Switch on the PC, ensure that it shows up in the bios startup screen\n\nAssuming its an external USB drive:\n1. Plug usb cable into PC\n2. Plug power cable into power point (if necessary)
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Remove the computer case.  Remove screws attached to bad CD-drive.  Disconnect wires.  Slide bad CD-ROM out the front of the computer case.  Slide new CD-ROM in exact same spot, replace screws and wires, and boot up the computer.  If you are adding a cd-rom to an open bay, instead of replacing an existing drive, just remove the front faceplate for the open bay, and install the same way.
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Easy!  You need one available 5 1/4" drive bay.  Be sure computer is turned off and/or unplugged. Remove the plastic cover of the bay where you want to place it.  If there is metal shielding behind the plastic then just knock or bend it out (don't worry it's designed for this). Open Computer Case on left side facing front. Remove the DVDRW drive from packaging.  If it is to be in addition to another CD drive, then on the back of the new unit there are three two pin jumpers.  Master, Slave, Cable Select.  Make sure it's jumped as a Slave if it isn't already, as the one already in the system is probably already set to Master.  Slide the new unit into place (from the front).  The EIDE ribbon cable connected to existing CD should have 1 extra 'polarized' port (it only goes one way correctly -- look for nitch or missing pin).  Now look at the existing CD again, you will notice a white plastic end with four wires going into it which is connected to the drive.  This is the Power connect.  Find another like it dangling around, and connect it to the new unit, again it can only go one right way -- don't force it!  Before closing up the computer, go ahead and start it up.  Bamm!, you should be able to see it in the POST.  Otherwise look for it in My Computer or Windows Explorer (assuming you're using MS Windows).  If it came with software such as Nero, install that now and you should be able to start burning away.  If all is well, you may now close the case.  Cheers!\nOh, and be sure to use at least two screws catty-corner to secure it, you may use the other two on the other side if you wish.
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look frnd every computer has a motherboard and every motherboard has its cd too. so u just need to insert the cd in cdrom. now go to my computer, right click choose properties>hardware>hardware wizard. then do next...etc. it  will show u which device is not installed(mean dosnt have driver) and u can chose it and click next. then it will install the driver automatically.
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First determine if the CD-ROM driver is installed. Put your CD into the CD-ROM and give it a few seconds to spin up. Type "d:" and see if the prompt changes to "D:&#92;". If so, type "setup".\n\nIf your CD-ROM is not accessible, the next thing to try is to check/adjust the BIOS settings to make sure that the CD drive is configured as a "bootable" device. This step differs from one computer to the next but the process is similar. Re-start your computer by pressing CTRL and ALT and DEL keys all at once. When the computer restarts, hit "F2" (or on some machines it is "F1" or "F9" or "F10" or "DEL" - sometimes the splash screen says what to do to reach the setup screen). From there you should see a menu that says something like "Boot Order" or "Bootable Devices". Select this and make sure the CD-ROM is listed. If not then click through the options and select the CD-ROM when you see it. If possible, move it to the top of the list. Leave the CD in the drive and reboot the computer. It should either start the CD setup program when it reboots or ask you if you wish to boot from the CD (say "Yes").\n\nIf none of that worked, AND you have a floppy drive - use another computer and download a bootdisk with generic CD drivers from bootdisk.com. You can use any one. The Windows 98 boot fits on one diskette and will work fine. Take the diskette you just downloaded, put it into the floppy driver in your laptop and reboot the laptop make sure you leave your CD in the CD drive). When it restarts it should bring up a dos window and hopefully your "D" drive will be accessible. If so, type "D:/setup" and your WIndows Install (or system restore if that's what you have) should start. If there's no setup.exe, do a directory of the cd disk by typing "dir d:&#92;*.exe" and you should get a list programs. One of then should look like "setup.exe" or "restore.exe" or something like that. Run a program by type it's name (ex. "D:&#92;RESTORE.EXE").\n\nI used "D:" as the disk example. If you have more than one disk device or partition, your CD drive might be "E:".\n\nI hope this helps. If you manage to get your CD drive recognized AND you have the restore disks that came with your laptop you should get good results.
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the cd u'r using was probably burned as a "no emulation" bootable CD. meaning it does not give the boot a virtual drive like A:. so u need to get a new installer, a normal one. Or try to just upgrade from a lower version windows so the CD doesnt have to boot from DOS...
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Try re-installing the drivers for the drive through the Device Manager in the Control Panel.\n\nIf you are unsure whether you have the drivers go to the manufacturer website and search for your model.\n\nThen you sgould be able to download the drivers with instructions on installation.
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clean the CD\nalso  and the CD drive with a cleaning disk\nif is does this will all CDs  reinstall the drivers\nif necisarry replace the drive
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The steps are:\n Step 1: Check your system requirements \n Step 2: Document cable connections \n Step 3: Set drive jumpers \n Step 4: Install the drive in a bay \n Step 5: Attach the interface cable \n Step 6: Attach the power cable \n Step 7: Attach the audio cable \n Step 8: Boot your system \n Step 9: Configure Windows' settings \n Step 10: Install software \n The right connections \n Drive directions \n\nThese steps are from http://reviews.cnet.com/4520-6603_7-5118840-1.html You can read it about them in there for a step by step guide. If you encounter problems, just contact me.
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Here is the easy way I fixed my CD drivers. \n1.Click on My Computer\n2.right click on your CD drive\n3.click on Properties\n4.click on the Hardware tab\n5.select your CD drive\n6.click on properties\n7.click on driver\n8.click install\nwhen you restart your computer, Windows will automatically detect your CD drive and install the drivers for it.
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If your system come with a system dick, then boot from that and follow the instructions.\n\nIf not you will have to boot from a windows CD and re-install.