my computer wont save to my cd rom - why@?
958039
You can not save to a normal CD Rom.  You need a CD-RW drive and and CD-R or CD-RW media.
884138
Do you mean the game doesn't install or run? What's the problem you're having? Have you looked at the CD itself (right click on CD icon and click explore)? Any files on the disk?\n\nHow did you get the CD? Mail order? Street purchase? e-Bay?\n\nIf from the Street, you may have been ripped off. Especially if there aren't any files on the CD.
880030
The wizard is contained in the program file you are installing... your down load, or disk file is corrupt! try down loading the file again, or go to the makers web page and look for a fix.... Good luck!
272582
1- May be your C drive is write protect\n2- Check your c dive, may be full\n3- Or your CD have error!
618075
I think you burned it wrong...\n\nWhat yuou did was drag and drop the files onto the cd using a program and "save it", (which is why they are only shortcuts)\nT\nhis has none of your actual dato on it! :(
422315
Maybe the CD is not a BOOTABLE CD. It has to be for it to work, but you can also use a start-up disk (Win98) if have any,.....or search and download it off the internet. during the booting, select start with CD-ROM support.
49406
check if you have  your disk   in the  ntfs format.\nif yes then you acnt format it in the dos mode.\n\nuse the windows xp installer disk and  it would help you format it  properly.  and delete and make partitions too :)\nlook at the following screen shot\n\nhttp://www.theeldergeek.com/images/XP%20Pro%20Setup%20Graphic/II.gif\n\nHope it answers  your query.\n\nregards paradiso
1016829
Trying copying the files off the CD and on to your hard drive.  Would guess that whatever program you are using to try to view the pictures wants to write to the CD as part of opening them.  Of course it can't so they don't open.  Just copy them over, view them, and when done, delete them.
1065555
this cd maybe protect of copy or need to clean \ntry to use programes like "VirtualDrive" that copy all the cd data and ignore reading problems
662908
you may not have finalized the cd, in which you would have to finalize it for a non-writable cd-rom device to read the disk, go to a friends or someone that has a cd-rom writer drive and ask if they can see everthing, if so just burn a copy and this time tell the burner software to finalize
837136
To to My Computer, right click, go to Hardware, Device Manager and see if you really have a DVD/CD ROM drive.  My guess is you only have a CD drive, which will neither play nor burn DVDs.\n-MM
832810
you dont really need drivers in windows for a cd drive...  Are you sure the drive is working? Perhaps try it on another computer...
286613
Make sure your drivers are updated, make sure the CD is clean, make sure the media is good, try another cd, buy a new CD.\n\nSorry, I wish I could be more help.
49647
what is exactly your d: drive...a cdrom?!\ntry to do that:\nright click on "my computer"\nclick on "properties"\nclick on "hardware" and on "device manager"\nthere you see all your devices,\ncheck if you can see there your cd rom under "DVD/CDROM drives" and if it install currectly, unless,\ntry to reinstall it.
268392
Do you have USB? If so just buy a USB external CD drive and it should plug right in and work. \n\nYou might have to install a driver but it will come with the drive you buy.
284804
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.
1090381
Try restarting your computer. If the drive is removable, try taking it out and putting it in. Try going to device manager and making sure there are drivers installed for it. You can do this by going to start, right click on my computer, click properties, click hardware tab, then click the device manager button. Look for anything with an ! or ? icon. If there is one on the CD/DVD drive then it's a driver problem, easily fixed. I'd tell you where to get the driver if I knew the model of your computer.\n\nAnd if none of these work, it may be the drive fried or got disconnected from the board.