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by sgt_shultz
by pc_kahuna
by thechas
How fast is your CPU?
How much RAM is installed?
Which version of Windows?
Are any other drives on the same IDE cable as the CD-RW drive?
What other software do you want to use?
We need to know ALL of the above to provide a good answer to your question.
In Windows, the driver for your CD drives is handled by the IDE driver for the chip-set on your motherboard.
For CD recording, the software package adds a driver for writing to the CD-RW drive.
Older slower CPUs may not support new fast CD-RW drives. At least not at full speed.
Chas
by fred07
Hi
Roxio ez-cd is what I use and like alot better than nero.
fred
by wlbowers
Make sure the jumpers are right for master slave.
Tell us how it does not work.
No lights, won't spin, won't read a disk, ect.
That will help us help you
Lee
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