trying to recalim cdrom driver after complete lose of hard drive info. please help?
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Get a windows boot disk, go to ftp://mrsison.com then go to tools and then click boot98se.exe\nAfter you download and open the file, download the contents to a floppy.  Then boot the computer with the floppy inside.  \n\nYou will now be at a dos prompt with cd rom support.
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no option dude got to have the cd\nor go to a different system with internet down the drivers from internet and use floppy to save the file in ur system and restart
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Remove it from Bios and try, not so sure it'll work, cos drive B is reserved for secondary Floppy Disk Drive.\n\nGood Luck :)
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http://www.cdrom-drivers.com/drivers/6/6512.htm\n\nhttp://www.drivermuseum.com/files/drivers/sound_d.html\n\nYou can also try searching google.  Hope this helps!
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wipe your hard drive and reinstall your operating system but make sure you have all the drivers you need 1st
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If you are using xp then use system restore and go to a bu that was just before you errased the info it should work.
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You might be able to find it on this site:\n\nhttp://oldfiles.org.uk/powerload/bootdisk.htm\n\nThe DOS driver for CDROMs is by Oak Technologies.
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Customer Support\n(800) 252-5722\n\nYou can call that number and ask them to send you a copy of the installation CD.\n\nOtherwise you can find somebody that's selling it on an auction and ask them to send you the driver files.  Worked for me =)
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Go:\n-Right click on My computer\n-Select Manage\n-In the list at the left select "Device Manager"\n-The list in the right side will list all drivers you have, check there if there is a question mark (? or !), if there, just click on the sub of each and delete.\n-Restart computer\n-Plug in your drive again and lets see.\n\nIf you see no ? or ! in device manager or this couldn't help you, try use it on another computer, if the same, I think you need a new memory stick.\n\nXLMan
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Make sure your machine is setup to boot off of your CD-rom and then insert disc one of your system recovery set (or some name of that nature).  Follow the prompts on the screen with the realization that everything currently on your harddrive will be wiped out!  Good luck!\n\nDrop me a line if you need more help.
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First, i think you need to restart your computer and try to see whether the CDROM is detected during initial boot. \n\nIf you can't see that, then depending on your computer, you can access BIOS setup by clicking F1, F2 or the delete key during boot. Check and see if it is among the detected Hard Drives under the standard CMOS setup, if it is not click F3 to auto detect it. \n\nIf it is not detected, then you need to eliminate the possible causes one after the other. \n\nFirst, is it a problem with the CDROM, as in is it working at all. That is a complex one to solve, so maybe you need to just take it to a repair shop. \n\nTwo, is there a problem with the connecting medium, the IDE cable connecting the CDROM with the motherboard? Is it properly fixed to the board and the CDROM. Check to see if the cable is damage if it is not, try using another cable.\n\nThree, make sure the plug from the power pack is properly connected to the CDROM\n\nIf this are all resolved, then your CDROM should be detected on the standard CMOS setup.\n\nIf it is now detected on the standard CMOS setup but still not working, then open control panel, open Add hardward, click next to allow it search for the CDROM, it will bring out 2 options asking whether the hardware is already connected or not, choose, "yes, i have already connected it" it would bring out a list of installed hardwares and will put a yellow icon beside hardwares that don't have proper drivers.\nIf your CDROM is one of the ones with the yellow icon, then click it and click next, it would prompt you to choose where it should search the driver from, choose, CDROM and other devices like floppy, insert the driver that came with the CDROM, , after installing the driver, your CDROM should work perfectly. \n\nIf it is not among those with the yellow icon, then still click it and click update driver, it will prompt you to insert the driver for the CDROM.\n\nI think your CDROM would be damaged if after all these trouble shooting it doesn't still work, either buy a new one or just fix it.
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if you have your mother board cd dump the sound drivers first and later go to the windows restore and select the desired files from the restoe.
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sounds to me like your going to have to put your cd for the drivers in and run.somehow you lost them.they will be on one of your installation cd's
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What do you have - XP, NT or 2000?\nIn any case it looks like you need to use an emergency repair procedure or simply try to upgrade existing version with the same version. You could avoid loosing your data.\nIf it won't help you have more options:\n1. Try to connect your HD to a different PC and save data\n2. If this is not an option - reinstall fresh without formatting, it will preserve your data. Copy data, and reinstall with formatting for the clean installation
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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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Connect your old hard disk to the IDE slot that your CD-ROM drive is using. You can even leave it connected together with your CD-ROM drive if you want. \n\nYou just have to plug the IDE cable into both the CD-ROM and the hard disk. Set your CD-ROM as master and the hard disk as slave.\n\nGo to BIOS and see if your hard disk has been recognised. Once it is done, reboot your PC and transfer the files from the old disk to teh new one. \nUSB to IDE cables are also available which can be made use of in case you want donot want to open up your PC and play around with the peripherals and the cables.
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just make CD-ROM YOUR  fist boot disk in the first apperence window agree with the terms press f8 \npress enter\npress r this option reapir your window and your window will instll the lost fils and u pc will work just fine