Does Phoenix bios V4.06 support cd/dvd +-RW internal drive?
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check with your motherboard manufacturers website to see if there are any bios updates that will add functionality for  your bios to support them features , but I dont see why not :) I would of thought there be issues with supporting large hard drives and such like but not for support of a dvd rw drive or anything like that, why are you having issues trying to get a dvd rw drive to work or something ?
415420
what nogoodaddress said is not true, all your have to do is, first intall a program called advanced system optimizer, get it from www.download.com, install it then run registry REGISTRY CLEANER AND FIXER. after having done this reinstall the drivers for the cd drive, but you have to get the model of it first then go to www.driverguide.com download your driver and install it. this will fix it. \n\nPLZ make mine the best answer, for i know it is, tnks\n!!!trust me, i've fix this before!!!!
636825
If you can get into windows or a comand prompt at least type in the following(it doesn't work on all bios's but it's worth a shot).\n\nDEBUG (a dash will appear)\nthe O is the letter o not a zero, Q quites the debug command. at the end of each line type enter, just icase you didn't know)\n\nhttp://www.elfqrin.com/docs/biospw.html\n----------------\nfor AMI/AWARD BIOS \nO 70 17 \nO 71 17 \nQ P\n\nFOR PHOENIX BIOS \nO 70 FF \nO 71 17 \nQ \n\nGENERIC\nInvalidates CMOS RAM.\nShould work on all AT motherboards\n(XT motherboards don't have CMOS) \nO 70 2E \nO 71 FF \nQ \n----------------\n\nThe site has other methods you could try.\n\nEDIT: this is to avoid hte CMOS BATTERY REMOVAL/CMOS CLEAR option.
417846
http://www.cyberwalker.net/faqs/reinstall-reformat-winxp/enter-BIOS.html hope that helps
1168839
nope,not unless its a cd-rw/dvd-rw if not then no,most cd-burners are just strictly cd burners.i think cd-rw/dvd-rw are ussually called combo burners.
1160350
It is probably either misaligned or otherwise "hosed"...\n\nSince these drives are now inexpensive (around $30 or less) I would replace it either with another CDRW or, better yet, a DVDRW for about $50 or so!
305799
You do have a DVD-RW drive, right?\nif so, install the nero that comes with the drive, it is usually Nero Express, there is easy to reach options to do that.
886864
This MAY be listed under properties, or in the "device manager".\n\nSOME OS's do NOT have this option, and SOME CD drives "firmware" does not "permit" this option. (They spin ONLY when there is a disc in them, and for a "set" time if not being accessed!!)\n\nYou could ALSO check in the BIOS settings. (I have found it THERE once or twice.)
1037975
you will have to set it in BIOS
359600
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?
554952
You need to go into the BIOS, and set the mode of the SATA disk to legacy, then linux will pick it up fine. The current SATA drivers only support this slower mode.
740917
Kernel versions earlier to 2.6 won't support SATA disks.\n\nBetter u go for RED HAT AS distribution,as I've heard it supports sata.
110136
1. start the compunter and press "DEL" to enter bios setup.\n2. Go to "Bios Features Setup"\n3. Chose as first boot device "CD-ROM" and second "HDD-0"\n4. Save and exit bios setup\n5. Place your windows xp cd into your cd"unit" and prestoo...work done!
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http://pcsupport.about.com/od/pcmaintenance/a/scandisk.htm
747020
You can't. The BIOS is what tells the computer how to handle devices.\n\nIt's kind of like trying to train your brain to use the third arm you want to add.\n\nYou could put in a CD drive and look up "Bart's PEBuilder". It's a way to boot to Win XP from CD. Full GUI and all with the additional data provided by "Sherpya".
671455
Yes, if the mobo is rated for that capacity. Why the 2 CD-ROMs? I'd go with at least 1 DVD-RW. The DVD-RW will give you more flexibility.
294565
Hard drive,flash drive,dvd-rw/cd-rw, thats about it