I am unable to run a software without using CD Rom?
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Because your software looks only in your CD Rom drive and doesn't look anywhere else.\n\nCopying files isn't enough. Its hard to tell which file has the path for you CD Rom.\n\nYou can run it from virtual drive which is a substitute for CD Rom and you don't have to have a CD.
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You can run dos programs from there, or windows installation. To switch to a dvd-rom try: "d:" or "e:" to get your harddrive type "c:" to navigate type "cd directory_name" to go up a directory type "cd .." to run an application simply type it's name, and so on. you can search for DOS command tutorials online for more info
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Depends on the the program and what you're using.\n\nTo do a simple install, insert the CD (or locate the .exe program) and double click it.  Any modern program will have an installer.
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no need for a driver. just run the system restore...
68779
Without special software (requires a realy good computer) You will need to butn the iso to a CD using nero. Then use the cd like you would a normal cd. (you may have to download a Key-gen for the game also.)
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use nero express to create a bootable CD... It's all in the application, check it out!
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go to  mycomputer and press rightclick and choose property.then\nu have to choose the hardware tab.press devicemanager. then see ..your cd rom listed over there if it is not a yellow question mark will apper.just click on it and go to the property  select roll back driver.it would work..
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Isert the cd and click run then enter setup.exe and then install. This will probably give U a new uninstall feature...Good Luck...{:-{}.
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u can't burn a dvd without a cd burning software.\n\nu can try Ahead Nero DVD/CD burning software.
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try this:\nright click on MyComputer, select properties, open Hardware Manager, remove CD-ROM drive and CD-Burner, then click on refresh, provide the path to drivers.\nthats. it.
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It doesn't really sound like a system essential. Try to make a 'restore point' including program files and uninstall it, you can always go back to the 'restore' point where you had your program installled.
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Go to ur BIOS and do it setting to automatic. Most probably it the BIOS's Setting that dosent show a CD - ROM
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First determine if the CD-ROM driver is installed. Put your CD into the CD-ROM and give it a few seconds to spin up. Type "d:" and see if the prompt changes to "D:&#92;". If so, type "setup".\n\nIf your CD-ROM is not accessible, the next thing to try is to check/adjust the BIOS settings to make sure that the CD drive is configured as a "bootable" device. This step differs from one computer to the next but the process is similar. Re-start your computer by pressing CTRL and ALT and DEL keys all at once. When the computer restarts, hit "F2" (or on some machines it is "F1" or "F9" or "F10" or "DEL" - sometimes the splash screen says what to do to reach the setup screen). From there you should see a menu that says something like "Boot Order" or "Bootable Devices". Select this and make sure the CD-ROM is listed. If not then click through the options and select the CD-ROM when you see it. If possible, move it to the top of the list. Leave the CD in the drive and reboot the computer. It should either start the CD setup program when it reboots or ask you if you wish to boot from the CD (say "Yes").\n\nIf none of that worked, AND you have a floppy drive - use another computer and download a bootdisk with generic CD drivers from bootdisk.com. You can use any one. The Windows 98 boot fits on one diskette and will work fine. Take the diskette you just downloaded, put it into the floppy driver in your laptop and reboot the laptop make sure you leave your CD in the CD drive). When it restarts it should bring up a dos window and hopefully your "D" drive will be accessible. If so, type "D:/setup" and your WIndows Install (or system restore if that's what you have) should start. If there's no setup.exe, do a directory of the cd disk by typing "dir d:&#92;*.exe" and you should get a list programs. One of then should look like "setup.exe" or "restore.exe" or something like that. Run a program by type it's name (ex. "D:&#92;RESTORE.EXE").\n\nI used "D:" as the disk example. If you have more than one disk device or partition, your CD drive might be "E:".\n\nI hope this helps. If you manage to get your CD drive recognized AND you have the restore disks that came with your laptop you should get good results.
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not to worry, u can dowload the drivers directly from the Belkin website or you can call them to send you a new cd-rom as long as long as you have your proof of purchase\n\nYou can contact them here\nhttp://www.belkin.com/support/\nand ask them how to dowload the software\n\n\nits happened to all of us before, c'est pas le fin de la monde!
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If the computer has a floppy drive, I would recommend creating a floppy bootdisk, and having generic cd-rom drivers load when it boots from the floppy, this will allow you to insert a CD and use it. If you're trying to boot from a Windows cd or the like, you should be able to insert the cd, and navigate the CD to find the "autorun" or "setup" file. Try the following website for your bootdisk, they make it quite easy, though it's not the easiest website to navigate: http://www.bootdisk.com/.\n\nI hope that helps, and good luck with your problem!
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You ought to set your autorun value to zero on your cd rom... otherwise the computer content of some cd's will... well, autorun and load programs that can crash your computer or affect your computer in very bad ways.\nOne CD manufacturer got into trouble recently with a lawsuit as I understand it as they were installing RootKit Changes on computers... an innocent person pops a cd in their drive just to play it and then POOF they have a corrupted system file that not only affects their drive of their cd burner, but also gives hackers something to work with.\nAlso, don't ever download games, videos or players that come "free" with a cd or dvd... do you really think they are giving you free stuff? \nAt this point you might want to reformat your harddrive and reinstall all your software. And be more careful next time.
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stick in the cd. wait, then close whatever comes up on screen. then double click my computer, go to the cd icon and right click on it and select explore. then pick whatever file you need (exe? or some autorun?)