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The CD-ROM drive does not automatically start when a CD
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is inserted.
If you have just enabled the "Auto insert notification" feature, you
must reboot the system to have the new setting take effect.
If the "Auto insert notification" feature has been disabled you can
enable it by following these steps.
1. Right click My Computer on your Windows desktop.
2. Select Properties.
3. Select the Device Manager tab. Select CD-ROM and then the
CD-ROM drive in the list.
4. Select the Settings tab. Locate the Auto insert notification setting.
Check that it is enabled. If not enable it and click OK. If you
change the setting, you must reboot the system to have the settings
take effect.
Note
If you have just enabled "Auto insert notification," you must reboot
the system to have the new setting take effect.
The computer does not boot from the CD-ROM drive.
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Restart your computer and press F2 (or F1) when you see the boot
message (such as "Escape to view POST, F2 to enter BIOS Setup," or
"Press F2 to run SETUP").
Go to the BIOS setup utility for your system and check to see if the
boot sequence is as follows:
— First boot device: FDD (diskette drive)
— Second Boot device: CD-ROM
— Third boot device: HDD (hard drive).
If the boot sequence is different than this you must change the values
to boot from the CD-ROM drive (see your user's guide).
Solving System Problems 6-3
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