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at end of this instruction set, see link to review more questions/answers,as your issue with CD/DVD ROM will vary .


This document applies to HP and Compaq desktop computers with Windows XP, Me, and 98. Use this document to make Windows and the CD writing software recognize the CD or DVD writer drive. Start at Step 1; do not skip to other sections until Step 1 has been completed. Step 1: Does Windows detect the CD or DVD drive? Use Device Manager to determine if Windows is recognizing the drive:

1. In Windows XP, click Start , and right-click My Computer . In Windows 98 and Me, right-click the My Computer icon on the desktop.
2. In Windows XP, select Properties , click the Hardware tab, and then click the Device Manager button. In Windows 98 and Me, select Properties , and click the Device Manager tab.
3. Click the plus sign (+ ) next to DVD/CD-ROM Drives (or similar) category.
4. Do the following depending on what is listed in the DVD/CD-ROM drives category:
   • If the CD or DVD drive name is missing , the drive is not being detected by Windows. Close Device Manager and skip to the section CD or DVD drive is not recognized by Windows .
   • If a drive name is shown but is disabled (icon is marked with a red X, ), the drive has been disabled. Right-click the drive name and select Enable . You may have to restart the computer to complete the enabling process. The drive should work correctly once it has been enabled. NOTE: If the drive cannot be enabled, a required service or driver that the drive needs is not functioning or has been disabled. Click the plus sign next to IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers and troubleshoot any problems found according to any error codes in Device Manager. Resetting the BIOS may also resolve this problem.
   • If a drive name is shown but contains an alert icon (an icon marked with an alert symbol, ), then use the section Using Device Manager error codes to troubleshoot the problem. You may also use the next section Disc burning software does not recognize the original drive to reset the drive configuration.
   • If the CD or DVD drive is listed as normal but your disc burning software does not recognize the drive, Device Manager shows no special icons . Windows is detecting the drive but the writing software does not. Leave Device Manager open and continue with the next section Disc burning software does not recognize the original drive .

here is a link that will give you several other questions and answers to CD/DVD ROM issues.

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While the game does say it is compatible with Windows NT, it does not specify Windows 2000 as one of it's operating systems. Unfortunately Wizard Works was gobbled up by Atari and they have appearently ended all support for these old games. You'll have to use an OS specified on the packaging for it to work properly.

You must initialize first. OK plug it in, to to My Computer Icon, Right Click on it & and click MANAGE, window will open, RH side, now go down to Disk Management, click in that... Now find your drive and initialize it, Now you will be able to, if your drive is OK, Format, NTFS is best.

first check whether ur os is windows 98 or xp if it is 98 then for any device u need usb driver. if it is xp ten its ok. check the device manager whether usb driver is loaded in ur system. right click on my computer icon not the shortcut icon. then select mange then select the device manager from the option available on left hand side of the window. then check the usb section whether any driover is loaded into ur system. if not then install from ur motherboard cd. if that also does not work them u need a replace of the usb port.
tell me u have a error message window cannot recognise the usb. if this appears then it need a replacement of the port. thank u

op sys is operating system like windows 98 windiws XP and so on so forth

On XP computer install your seagate barracuda 400g. start the computer. when xp is already boot right click My Computer then select manage. When Computer Management dialog box appear click disk management. Look for the drive that is unallocated and format the drive and follow the instructions.

go to start-> control panel ->system->hardware->device manager, then if there are any errors there will be a yellow question mark

Older programs will sometimes not work with Vista. This is likely the reason that Lego Island 2 (a 2001 game) will work a opposed to Lego Island (a 1997 game). There are a few things that you can try, though:

1. Right click the 'play game' icon and select 'Properties'
2. Click the 'Compatibility' tab at the top of the window
3. Click the 'Run this program in compatibility mode for:' box and select Windows XP or Windows 98/Window ME (you can try another later if one doesn't work)
   
4. Make sure that the 'Run this program as an administrator' box is selected.
   
5. Click 'OK' and close the window

Give the icon the good ol' double click and see if she works. There's no guarantees that this will work with Vista since it is an older program, but this is where I would start.

I hope this helps!

Do you mean you do not see color on your monitor display right now?

If so:
1) Find out your monitor model
2) Do a search naming your monitor model (ie) dell 783s) and download the driver specifically for windows 98
3) see below for accessing Device Manager to update the monitor driver:

Microsoft Windows 95, 98, and ME users enter the Windows Device Manager by clicking Start, Settings, Control Panel, System icon, and finally clicking the Device Manager tab.


Below is a basic example of what the Microsoft Window Device Manager may look like when open. Clicking on the below image will open a more readable version of this picture.

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