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Hi,
If the D: drive was a second physical disk, then its possible that you've not set the jumper settings on your CD-RW correctly to be a slave.
If this isn't the case, could you let us know what version of windows you have so we can make suggestions to let you know how to figure out the problem?
Cheers,
Tim.
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by mihai_ganea
Hi
They can be several motifs here.
1. Jumper settings for the new burner.
2. It has to be slave....
3. Windows "see" this new device ?
4. Check if the BIOS contains this new device. Give-it "AUTO" for this drive
5. Check that power cable andinterface cable are in place.
Good luck
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