how do you play cd rom's on the compert?
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You open the "cup holder" and insert disk
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Are you running XP?\n\nWhen you put a disk in it should display a pop-up of options. Choose 'Play CD' and check the box at the bottom for 'Always do this'.\n\n///
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Use windows media player.\n\nPut the cd in and rip it to your hard drive.\n\nNero can do this also\nor\n\nDbPowerAMP music converter. Go to www.download.com to download it
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the CD might not be compatible with your CD Drive.\nsome CD drives are not yet compatible with mp3 discs.\nDVDs dont play in VCD players right?\n\n:D
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After installation is complete, and you rstart your PC, do the following:\n- right-click on the Daemon Tools icon in the system Tray (next to the Time Display);\n- go t o"Virtual CD/DVD Rom;\n- go to "Set Number of devices...";\n- select the number of Virtual CD Drives you want, choose 1 as a start;\n- right-click on the Daemon Tools icon in the system Tray again;\n- go t o"Virtual CD/DVD Rom;\n- go to Device0:[Drive Letter] No Media;\n- go to "Mount Image";\n- Select the Source of the Image File...and you are done with the mounting of the CD/DVD Image File
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If your cd drive is a DVD reader then you should be able to use default windows software to play dvds on computer.  I usually watch DVDs with windows media player.  Also if you need other software hardware like that usually comes with some sort of disk.
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You can also just use "Walkman" \n\nRecord or cd player is Tocadiscos
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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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Well the first guy isnt to bright, there is no cd+r only cd-r ... you are thinking of blank dvds. But yes if it is old it may not be capable of playing a recorded cd. Make sure you are burning it as an audio cd because unless you have a very new cd player it will not play Windows Media Format, if thats not the case follow these steps.\n\n1) Try a different burning software ... I dont like windows Media Player for burning, I use Nero Burning Rom\n\n2) Try Different Media (A Different brand, some burners dont like certain brands of cds)\n\n3) Check that all the required system files are there, this can be done using Nero Drive Test.\n\n4) Run a drive test to see if it is performing properly (These can normally be downloaded from the manufacturers website) If it fails return it to the store.\n\nI mentioned Nero Burning Rom above, get it from www.nero.com
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after inserting the audio cd into cd rom , run window media player\n9 or install jet audio software\nand go to option copy audio cd wizard from record option\nand set save file extantion as waw &mp3 format so like this \nu can save audio cd to hdd
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Are you running windows XP or 98SE?  check driverguide.com for your sound card and drivers for your OS.  Without the original cds, you either have to go to the manufacturer of your sound card or to driverguide.com
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http://electronics.howstuffworks.com/cd.htm\n\nHere's a really good site at Howstuffworks.com. It will explain to you what a CD is and how it works. Therefore, you will be able to use it in no time!
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You could if you want to make it a data cd, but it wouldn't play on cd players, just the computer
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1. If you don't have Widows Media Player, download and install it.\n2. Make sure you have some media files stored in your computer... usually in My Documents/My Music folder. You can save CD tracks to your computer too.\n3. Start Media Player if not already started.\n4. Select Tools...Search for Media Files from the menu or press F3.\n\n- Windows Media Player will do a search and buil a Media Library and organize what it finds by artists, albums etc.\n\nNow you can click Media Library, navigate, find what you want to play and double click.\n\nYou can also play music CDs with Windows Media Player. Windows Autoplay feature should help you on that.
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dvd's are not compatible. u either need a dvd-rom or a dvd-player. dvd's and cds are different
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If there is already a built in DVD drive, you only need an appropiate Player to play DVDs. I would suggest the Real Player, you can get it for free from http://www.real.com\n\nYou can see what type of CD/DVD you have. Right click on My Computer / Properties / Hardware / Device Manager / click on the + sign beside DVD/CD-Rom Drive and it will show up.
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You may need to reset some dll files. Follow the instructions on the Microsoft link below if your system problem occurs when trying to play a CD or a DVD:\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=899873