I have a VARbook 1535 laptop model number ms2108 and need a internal cd-rom drive?
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look at the Mfgs. website. I am not familiar with VARbook - Is there another possible name for you laptop?
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Try http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareList?product=90809&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en&dest_page=softwareCategory&tool=softwareCategory&os=228
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ask around. i have like 4 disks of it from various motherboards and drives i have purchased. i'm sure people you know have extras lying around.\n\n[edit] sorry i was talking about system mechanic. i'm sure reg mechanic is out there. somewhere. (hint: don't "kickme".)
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Go to the manufacturer's website and download the one for your computer. If the site is not available, go to "Download.com".
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Assuming that the device exists as /dev/dvd\n\nFirst you need somewhere to mount it and you need to be root to do it. Create a mount point eg mkdir /media/dvd, put a disk in the drive and then mount the disk with the command mount /dev/dvd -t iso9660 /media/dvd
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Without the model number it's going to be hard to tell you where it is exactly, but I've seen the switch on the side of the laptop. Look all around on the outside. Good luck.
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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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http://h18007.www1.hp.com/support/files/\n\nJust search for what you are looking for here
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http://www.cdrinfo.com/Sections/Firmware/SingleModel.aspx?DriveId=984
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Go to "my computer" and there you should see your internal one (C:) and all others, could be E:, F:, G: depending on if you have memory cards and such (D: is usually CD/DVD drive)\n\nOpen the external one, and drag your files there.  I hope external drive is hooked up to USB of your computer or whatever you are using.
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Contact your laptop Vendor. They should provide this.
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check the paper or the local computer shop  for used ones
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Usually the company websites contain the drives, but it didnot help in your case.\n\nSo better lookup at http://www.bebits.com/app/1622\n\nThis should work for you, otherwise mail the Nvidia guys.\n\nHave good time
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you can find it in the manufacturers' site..... else, try out with usbdrivers.com
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try  http://www.crucial.com/systemscanner/
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http://www.ncf.carleton.ca/~aa571/cdgfaq.htm\nIt has great info and links to lists of compatible drives that can read/write CD+G discs.
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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.