Is the installation of an internal DVD drive easy?
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Yes, you should have no dificulty.  The only problem may arrise if you have purchase a DVD with SATA Connection, but as these are still rare, you should have no problem.  I have found that with DVD Drives that aslong as you have installed DVD Software to operate the drive, it works fine.
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I just did mine, took about 45 min.... full wipe & reinstall of all soft ware..
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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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It's really quite easy. here is a small door on the side of the laptop with a screw in it. Remove the screw, and the door. There is a small piece of ribbon connected to the HDD. Just pull it out. Very simple. Try the link, thhey have pictures.
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There is no way to install it without the code. If it is a legal copy then just email them and they will send you the code. You'll probably have to scan the facee of the disk and email those scans to them.
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ON DVD player/drive u can if u have one installed on your computer
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is it a combo drive? it doesn't really matter as long as it plays dvds right?
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well actually there is a program that will copy your dvds....perfectly..i use it all the time to back mine up
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Buy whatever internal drive you like and then buy a drive enclosure.
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Yes there is way. Use Nero it will allow you to make boot able CD.
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Download N install from Toshiba
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Insert the installation CD, open it and follow the  instruction
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Usually you don't need adriver for an internal CD, DVD drives.\nIf your computer didn't recognize the drive, that another issue.\nagain is it internal or external?
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Your computer will come with the required software. That will be the easy way. Alternatively, you can download/buy DVD burning software. Nero is a good one
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use nero express to create a bootable CD... It's all in the application, check it out!
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DVD re-writeabe/readable \n        RW         R
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It depends on the model.  A lot of laptops have DVD/CD drives that are VERY easy to change out.  First, look under the computer.  There should be one screw under the bottom of the drive.  Remove that.  Next, there should be a button of some kind under the drivers drawer.  It may look like a flat rectangle.  Some of these buttons pull out.  Some of them you push in to make them eject.  Once the button is ejected, pull it and the drive will slide out.  Now insert your new drive, push in the button, and replace the screw.  Of course make sure that the new drive is made to be compatible with your laptop and that you have the drivers if it needs them.  Sometimes they are plug-and-play, meaning that they will be automatically recognized by your computer and may only require you to restart you system for them to work properly.