My CD is in the computer -- how do I access the information on it?
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Double-click on My Computer and then double-click on the letter that has the CD picture next to it.  It should open your CD and show you the information on it.
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well, if u already installed it...it should be in ur computer!!\n\nC:&#92;Windows\nFine  ""Registry""  When u open it...go to edit find the thing u want!!!\n\nall the cd key should be there
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find it in the control panel
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Well, if you have nero, put the cd in to the drive, click the info (check the help guide for assistance) and it will tell you. You can always access device manager, (control panel, system, hardware, device manager), and look for the CDROM drive tree. It should tell you there the drive type. But 99% of cd/dvd's out there are documented on the top what type they are
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should say CD/r or rw\ncan look in control panel, system, hardware tab, device manager,right click device> properties.\nthis will display the info too.
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If u downloaded it,look for it in the c:/Windows/downladed files
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if you use Windows\nInsert your cd to cdrom drive, then go to explorer you can choose your cdrom drive to see the contents. If you cannot see anything maybe your files are hidden. Goto Tools -> Folder Option -> View tab. Choose Show hidden files and folders. Now something should show.\nIf you still can't see anything, you need to check your CDROM or your cd.
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You can download all of the stuff that was on the CD at www.palm.com.  Click on "software".
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Hi,\n\nI think you are a dead duck!\nAnyways, you can try guest account to get data (only if you saved the data in any other folder except My Documents and the rest)\n\nYou can also try to boot your PC with another operating system such as Windows 98 bootable (works only if you have FAT32 partition)\n\nIf you have a PC that can be used to write CDs I strongly recommend that you download the ISO image file I have referred to in sources section.\n\nAll the information on how to reset the Admin password is given in the documentation. But I will brief you here.\n\nJust download this file. Extract it using WINZIP. Write the ISO Image on to a CD. Do not drag this file to CD. Choose write ISO image. Come to this PC, insert the CD and boot from CD. Follow the instruction as given in the website. \n\nYou can try Bart PE. Gives you an alternate entry in your PC. It is a Operating System that runs from the CD itself. Just go to the website and you will know what i am talking about.\n\nI am sure, you can recover all your data/reset the password.\n\nCheers!
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http://www.gracenote.com/ has good information, they also run the Free CD Database (FreeCDDB) that will provide this information automatically on your computer.
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Ok, you need to go to your system screen on bootup. Once there you can enable 'boot from CD' and then save your settings for a reboot. Once this is enabled, you should have no problems with your CD being read and installed on system startup.
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u can extract them using something like winiso. http://www.winiso.com/\nbut if you mean boot up from the iso file, that is not possible doesnt matter what applications u have. \nu would need to extract the bin files to a dvd/cd etc
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yes - your complete life history is burned on to the cd.\nthe history of the computer, owner, owner's address, owner's age, interests, hobbies, driving license number, socn, fiance's name, kid's name, parent's name, neighbors name and even the name of the car you drive!!!!!!!\naaaa somebody help me..............\n--x--\njust kidding\nit dont burn any info other than when it was burned.
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can you tell us what you have tried so far to try and access it ? Also right click on my computer --> Manage and then go to disk management and tell us if you see it there.\n\nIf you need further help or w/e email me :)
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Computer for Dummies comes w/a CD.  Or, http://www.videoprofessor.com/
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simply use windows explorer and copy the files from the cd to the hard drive in any location or folder
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Data.\n\nPrograms, you must be having copies of it on the Cds. Its the data that you cannot get, in case you loose it.\n\nCheck your 'My Documents" folder, copy the contents. Also, if you must, the Emails, that is if you are using an email client like MS Outlook. Create an archive or just find through windows find feature the file with extension pst. It should be a big one. Also the address book of your email client.\n\nThe rest you would know better.