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Knowledge Base[ Back ] [ Index ] [ Categories ] [ Next ] Q10007. How to install CD-ROM drive?SummaryThis article describe CD-ROM drive installation.WARNING! Installing a new drive such as a CD-ROM drive or hard disk involves opening computer cover, and handling internal cables and wiring. Because of this, you should not try to install a CD-ROM drive or hard disk unless you are already very familiar with the process. For information about how to install a CD-ROM drive or hard disk, contact the manufacturer of the device, or view the documentation included with your device. Solution1. Check jumper position at the back side of the CD-ROM drive. CD-ROM drive must be set as Slave device if you have installed HDD as IDE Master.2. Switch off your computer. 3. Install your CD-ROM drive in the computer case. 4. Switch on the computer. 5. Check BIOS autodetection message for SLAVE IDE device. BIOS must detect your CD-ROM drive and write its name. More InformationAlso you can specify CD-ROM drive for the IDE SLAVE manually by Setup Utility.1. Enter to the Setup Utility (by press "Delete" key when a computer starting). 2. Select "IDE Slave" item and change it to the "CD-ROM". 3. Press "F10" key for exit with save changes. 19 June 2002. |
