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QuestionI am trying to install a library cd-rom for research. Two days ago I returned my ASUS laptop to factory settings, but kept all the files. Now the computer will not even register that I have put the disc in. What can I do?Community AnswerReset the BIOS to default, then reboot. It's a common problem, that should fix it.
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QuestionHow do I play a CD in it after it's installed?Community AnswerAssuming the installation went well, it's very simple. Open the drive, put the CD in the drive, close the drive, and play the CD with the media player application of your choice.
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QuestionWhy won't my computer detect the CD drive?Community AnswerIt could be a number of things, but some steps to try are rebooting your system fully (as in a full shutdown and then back on) and checking your cables.
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QuestionWhat should I do if my CD ROM drive is not responding?Aditya TelangCommunity AnswerOpen your system and check the cable connection. Remove and check for bent or damaged connections, both on cable, motherboard and the drive. If all those are okay, switch on your system and check for corrupted or missing drivers. If all these are OK, either the electric components on the drive or the motherboard have failed. In rare cases, it can be low powered PSU.
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QuestionHow do I install a program from a CD?DenneiskTop AnswererIf the CD doesn't automatically run a program, you can try double-clicking on the CD in File Explorer to run it. If it opens up a new directory (folder), then look for a program inside that is an installer.
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QuestionI cannot find how to insert a CD.Community AnswerSlide the disc right side up into the slot. If it is an older disk drive, press the button, put the disc on the platform, and slide it in.
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QuestionI installed a DVD ROM but l can't see the DVD or RAM. What could the problem be?Rudy TothCommunity AnswerIt used to be PNP. But, now you will need software to run that DVD ROM drive and these also have special files, known as Codecs, to run the video on your computer.
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