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To: Jack Russell who wrote (19782)5/16/2001 3:21:53 PM
From: mr.mark  Read Replies (1) of 110652
 
steve

have you resolved this problem?

if not, here is something to look at. i believe that graystone alluded to this in his response, but i'll go ahead with these detailed steps anyway.... (from an emailed windows tip)....

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"CD-ROM Problems And Windows 98

Many people have reported a problem with their CD-ROM
drives after installing Windows 98. Many CD-ROMS are dual
channel IDE (Integrated Device Electronics) devices.
Windows has a special setting you need to set in order to
accommodate these devices. Try this fix if you experience
the problem:

- Select Start, Settings, and Control Panel; then
double-click System
- Select the Device Manager tab
- Double-click the Hard Disk Controllers branch to expand
it, select your IDE controller, and then select Properties
- Select the Settings tab
- In the Dual IDE Channel Settings box, select Both IDE
Channels Enabled, and then click OK (2 times), and restart
your computer"

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let us know

:)

mark
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