My toolbar has moved and now I dont know how to play my CDs.  What do I do now to play my CDs?
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Bung one in the drive and see what happens.\n\nIf it doesn't play automatically, go to My Computer and double click on the CD Drive.
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I hope  I can Help you. You didnt explain whether which OS are u using in ur system.If you are using Windows XP You just need to topy the songs and paste it into the cdicon.Later when u put a blank CD you can write that CD  by clicking the link : Write these files to CD.\n        And Sorry .I cant help u if u dont have Xp with u.
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get bitcomet and download the cds then use daemon tools and mount the disks and install it using ur cd key.\n\nif you need more help email me at:\nchaossavage@gmail.com\nand ill give u a step-by-step guide on how to do this
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View >> CD/DVD >> burn/ttansfer bar >> burn a CD\n\ndrop/drag songs or files\nthen burn
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My Computer > Control Panel > Display > Toolbar
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Like the other posts:\n\nCheck the volume is turned up in Audio Control Panel (right Mouse click the speaker in the bottom right of screen next to time. make sure everything is turned up.\n\nMake sure autoplay is turned on (right mouse click on cd rom drive in my computer.  Go to Properties and make sure it is selected,\n\nI have seen some sound cards that need the cable on the inside of the computer connected to the CD rom drive.  Can pick this cable up at Radio shack for a couple of bucks\n\nMake sure the audio cd isn't one of the new ones that prohibit you to play it on a computer.  Some, not many now disable the computer play. \n\nWindows XP by default has the drivers and codecs installed to play music cd's, but as a rule of thumb download the newest drivers from your manufacturer's website.
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-load the cd\n-go to my computer\n-find cd drive\n-delete everything.. or reformat it\n-use it again!! \n*it really depends on the cd ur using.. is it an empty one u bought or what? \nhope it helps =)
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Do you have problem playing all the Cd's or just some. And i am sure you checked this in windows event manager. Well you can use a Lens cleaner and see if it works. If that does not completely resolve your issue and you have problems playing all Cd's contact a computer technician to fix this problem. If you have no problems playing any Cd's and you are just worried about the message in Event monitor then do not worry. But use a lens cleaner and use good quality of Media (Cd's)
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by the sounds of it you droped your sound drivers... What you need to do is this first off check to see if the device is working properly to do this you need to click on start then click on control panel then click on system up at the top you will see some tabs.. click on hardware and in the second box you will see device manager. Click on the device manager box and wait for it to load. Then scroll down until you see sound,video and game controler click on that and it will bring up the list of things you have within. If you see any astrick near any of those things such as realteck AC97 audio and it has a astrick you will need to relaod the drivers for the sound. To do this you need the cd that has either come with your computer or if this is not a name brand computer you should have a mainboard cd. When you put this into your computer just reaload the drivers for the audio and everything should be fine from there... hope this helps
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USE WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER, OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT. SONIC HAS A CD BURNER PROGRAM.
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use windows media player it works fine for music... and if your trying to put files on the cd just copy and past them into the cd drive and click on write these files to cd. its on the left
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this is illogical !\nnormally it's vice versa - the drive can no more play DVDs but CDs, because the head isn't well adjusted.\n\nstart first any CD player you have (one after another) then insert a music CD and start it. if it's possible to play DVDs, it should also be possible to play CDs.\n\naddendum:\nin a notebook the lens of a CD/DVD drive is easy accessible. take a soft cloth and clean the lens, maybe this can help.
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There is usually a cable that runs from the back of the CD/DVD drive to the sound card (or motherboard if you use the onboard sound). Check to see that it is in place.
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Have you tried running a Cleaning CD through your drive - it looks like an ordinary CD with a spiral of tiny brushes on it, some have music tracks to make it play for a few seconds, if it hasn't simply inserting it a couple of times will do the trick.
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There should be a small hole somewhere on your CD ROM. Put something like a paperclip in it and it will open.
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download another toolbar.....
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Right click my computer->Properties->Hardware->Device manager. Expand the sounds, videos and game controllers. Your sound device should be there but would have a yellow question mark next to it indicating that the driver has not been installed. If it is there with a red cross next to it is disabled, right click and enable it.\nRight click the device and choose update driver Windows will ask if you want to go online to search for the driver from the microsoft site. If you have the driver on a disk click the check box no not at this time, and then choose to install the software from a specific location. Include the location of your disc in the search and then it should be automatically installed.\nIf there is an error after this point then right click your sound device and choose uninstall. Reboot your machine and windows should automatically find your new hardware and install the drivers for it.