Cannot Play Dvd Movies Under Microsoft Windows 98; Audio Cds Do Not Work - @Xi Computer Corporation MTower User Manual

Cannot Play DVD Movies under Microsoft Windows 98

Audio CDs Do Not Work

Computer Corporation technical support (see
page 81).
3. If the CD-ROM or DVD-ROM is detected when the computer restarts, but still
does not work, the problem might be with the CD-ROM/DVD-ROM drive
installed in your computer. Contact the CD-ROM or DVD-ROM manufacturer
for more information.
If some DVD movies do not play with the Microsoft® Windows® 98 DVD player,
the problem is probably because the Regional Settings have been set to something
other than "English (United States)". This problem occurs when the Microsoft®
Windows® 98 player tries to play a DVD movie that contains a parental-control
feature and the regional settings are not set to "English (United States)". The
problem can occur even if no parental control has been enabled in the DVD player
software.
To correct this problem:
1. Click the Start button in the Microsoft® Windows® 98 taskbar and then click
Settings option and the Control Panel option.
2. Double-click the Regional Settings icon.
3. On the Regional Settings tab, click the down arrow to the right of the box
above the world map.
4. Scroll through the list and select English (United States).
5. Click OK.
6. Restart your computer when prompted. The problem should be resolved.
If you cannot hear audio CDs through your computer speakers, perform the
following steps to identify and resolve the problem:
1. Be sure the speakers are connected to the appropriate connector on the back of
the system unit. Some computers have a modem equipped with a Speaker Out
connector. This connector is used to connect speakers for speakerphone
activities and is cannot be used for hearing audio CDs. If your speakers are
attached to this connector, you will not be able to listen to audio CDs.
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