Right-click on the My Computer icon and choose "properties". From there, navigate to Device Manager and see if the CD is listed there. If it is, does it have a yellow "!" or red X next to it?
Were you making any changes to the system just prior to the drive's disappearance (think carefully)?
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phatbacky,
We do ask that members start their own threads when they have problems, regardless of how similar a problem in an existing thread might seem. It becomes very difficult to keep track of whose responses are directed toward whose questions otherwise.
Please start a new thread of your own, and when you do, please include as much information as possible:
-Your version of Windows
-The make/model of CD drive
-The name and version # of the CD-ROM's driver which you are trying to install (and where you got the driver).
- The exact text of any error messages you may have gotten.
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anetry,
I've split our posts into a separate thread for you. You can find your new thread here .
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Due to the fact that the member who originally started this thread has not responded in quite a long time, this thread is considered abandoned and has been closed.
In accordance with our posting rules , other members having similar problems should start their own threads and post their questions there. In order to help us help you most quickly, please include as much information about your problem as possible in your posts.
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