how do i save to hard drive inserted cd on laptop?
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Navigae to CDROM location, right click on mouse and select all then select copy. Navigate to destination directory on hardrive, right click on mouse and select paste.
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with any Laptop ... there is usually a very tiny hole where you can pop open the CD-Rom Drive -- use either a sewing needle, or something like a paperclip that you bent open to do this.
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Place in win xp CD and choose fdisk
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Do this, buy an external hard-drive, with at least the same size as your laptop hard drive. (I recomend taking the laptop's drive, and adding 50% to it, to get the size for the external drive). Back up your entire hard drive to the external drive. Reformat your laptop using the CD. Install windows updates. Re-install applications. Copy back data.\n\nIf you cannot access your drive currently, take it to a PC repair store.
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When you insert the CD, a program will show up\n\nSelect the second option from the 3 options in the left.\n\nSelect the image to write over, or type in new file and select "Make copy"\n\nThis is what i am doing
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no option dude got to have the cd\nor go to a different system with internet down the drivers from internet and use floppy to save the file in ur system and restart
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go to MS dos mode (not MS dos prompt-go to the real thing). Now insert a cd having installation of windows, and install it, BUT ON D DRIVE. After this is done, give the following commands:-\nd:\nformat c:\n\nI think that should do the trick
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here is some usefull info to help you learn about folders and saving.....print this out for future reference\n         folders....folders are basically the windows storage items were downloads and any important data can be saved and use at a later date\n        to create a new folder simply go to start>my computer>local disc>then on the left hand part of the window you will see various options,one will say "make a new folder",click this and a empty box will appear in the window,now type in whatever you want to call this folder,for example  "downloads ",then once you have finished typing the new name just press return...now you have created a new folder and the good thing about this you can go into your new folder and then create another folder,this will now be known as a "sub-folder" as its inside a previously created folder\n       you can make as many new folders as you need,or as much as your hard drive will hold,this is what a program does when it installs,it will first create a folder to put all the data from the program and for windows to use\n        storing information.....you can store information in many ways,,external hard drive,cd/dvd-rom,flash disk....the types of storage these days are vast \n        on cd/dvd-rom...to store info on disc you first need a burning program such as nero(http://www.nero.com/eng/Downloads.html) and then using this program you need to pick which format you want to use,once you run the program after picking dvd for instance you will see a windows with "add"in the top right corner,then basically you press add and then look for the data you want to save by navigating using the drop down box at the top and then pick the program to save ...once finished press next and then burn...nero will then burn the data to disc and once finished press next again and your disc will be ejected from the drive\n         to save to hard drive or flash disc(you can use a mp3 player as a temp storage device) just insert your flash disc into a spare u.s.b socket and then wait for window to load it abd then find the data you wish to save,you should then right click on the program you want to save and press send to (removable disc g) g being whatever the name of your removable disc is\n         you can also use this method for saving to external hard drive,once the external hard drive is inserted to a u.s.b socket it will assign a drive letter,so when you want to save a file or data,just right click over the folder icon and then move to removable disc,....this is also the same with a 1.4mb floppy disc\n         lately there is also online storage sites were you can save files and folders on a online database,this is popular as it saves on your hard drive capacity,and puts less stress on the drive,thus extending its life\n         i have enjoyed teaching you this and if you wish to e-mail me for any advice with computers,i will be more than happy to help and assist you\n          i hope this has helped\n                       good luck
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Open windows explorer and go to your cd drive find the file that contains the video you want to save to your computer. Right click on the file and select copy. find a place on your hard drive to save the file to (usually your desktop or my documents) right click on your desktop and select paste. This will copy the file from the CD to your desktop.\ndoouble click on  the file on your desktop and your video should play.
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You cannot use a blank CD the same way as your hard drive. IF you have XP, first drag and drop all the files you wish to "burn" to the CD. Then, on the left panel of your explorer window, locate "Tasks", and say "Burn these files to CD". If this does not work, go to www.download.com, download a free or shareware CD writing software, and figure out how to do it. Its quite easy.
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Unless the program is a standalone exe file, this will not work. Regardless you need to copy the file not the shortcut. If you are downloading a program from the internet, tell it to save to disk not open. Then you can copy the install file to the CD.
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usually theres a pin hole in front of the drive.  push a paperclip or similar sized object in and it should pop it open enough to pull it out and get the cd
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If you have a cd, just insert the CD into the CD drive and follow the instructions.  If you downloaded it, double click on the file.
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use winrar.\nRight click on the first .ISO and then choose extract  and it should  extract to one big file which you can burn to cd
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find a external hard dirve. copy the files to it and move to laptop.
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burn the install file to a cd and use my computer to open cd drive folder and click on it
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Since you no longer have a PC the least expensive way would be to take it to a shop and have them burn the files you need on CD's.  If you had or possibly have access to another PC the procedure is pretty straight forward.  Connect this drive as a slave drive.