cd-rom can detect cd but cannot execute command?
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Verify that you do not have a bad disk by loading it into another PC.  If you do not have another computer handy, re-make the disk and then see if it will load.  It may be that the program requires read/write access and it may not work on a CD-Rom at all.
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There is a program called rockxp, if you downlaod it and install it it should tell you your cd key if that doesnt work id download a windows validation program that rsets your cd key and you can make a new one .
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you need a win98 start up floppy disk with cdrom support on it, it will install generic drivers to run the cd drive
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Find the setup.exe file in the CD and double-click it. Then proceed with the on-screen instructions.
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I would try reinstalling the driver, but first check just to make sure that the CD works in another computer.
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Another thing you could check is whether the cd is a +R or a -R. Because it really makes a difference which one it is. A +R has compatability issues with many computers where as a -R is more compatible. So I'd check that out too.
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sec master may have been the cd rom does it work?
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try using a different “working” CD/DVD to make sure that the problem is not with your CD/DVD
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Do you have the CD in the correct Drive?  D:? E:?F:?
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Will it recognises old cd's? Actually for these type of question you should tell what exactlly is happening and is the error you are getting?\n\nCheck whether it recognises other cd's. If yes then check the new cd is working or not. You can check that in your friends pc. If it is getting regonised in other systems then your cdrom might have gone means it'll have a thing called head. If that goes some time it'll recognise some cd's some time it wont.\n\nClean the head using head cleaner
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Try doing it in the safe mode... Or try doing it frm the command prompt...
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stick in the cd. wait, then close whatever comes up on screen. then double click my computer, go to the cd icon and right click on it and select explore. then pick whatever file you need (exe? or some autorun?)
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DOS doesn't have a native command for that. Use a software designed for burning CDs.
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Try restarting your computer. If the drive is removable, try taking it out and putting it in. Try going to device manager and making sure there are drivers installed for it. You can do this by going to start, right click on my computer, click properties, click hardware tab, then click the device manager button. Look for anything with an ! or ? icon. If there is one on the CD/DVD drive then it's a driver problem, easily fixed. I'd tell you where to get the driver if I knew the model of your computer.\n\nAnd if none of these work, it may be the drive fried or got disconnected from the board.
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go to  mycomputer and press rightclick and choose property.then\nu have to choose the hardware tab.press devicemanager. then see ..your cd rom listed over there if it is not a yellow question mark will apper.just click on it and go to the property  select roll back driver.it would work..
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What file? What command? Did you try it?
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Legal puposes LOL. I think Clone CD works, but am not sure 100%