Owner’s Manual

E-10
Device Drivers
When
using
Windows 98/95 or Window NT
Workstation
Ver.
4.0,
the installation
of
soft-
ware driver or
special
device is
not
required.
This DVD-ROM drive is
supplied
with MS-DOS drivers on a
31/2
-inch
floppy
disk. These drivers
are
required
to use the DVD-ROM drive in DOS and Windows 3.1.
Drivers for other
Operating
Systems
are not
normally required
or available as
they usually
have an
generic
IDE,
E-IDE/ATAPI DVD-ROM driver built
in;
Windows
95, 98,
NT 3.51 and
higher
and OS/2
Warp
3.0 are such
examples.
If it is
necessary
to edit
any
file
manually,
first make a
backup copy
on a
floppy
disk,
then edit
the
original
file,
save it to
your
hard
drive, exit,
and re-boot the PC to ensure the
change
will
be
implemented.
Running
the Install
Program
(MS-DOS
Installation)
1. Boot to the DOS
prompt.
2. Insert the driver diskette into the
appropriate
drive.
3. Go to the
floppy
drive
by
typing
A: or B: at the DOS
prompt.,
as
appropriate.
4.
Type
the word INSTALL and
press [Enter]
5. The Install
program
will
begin loading
and
you
will be
prompted
to
accept
the default
directory
of C:\DVDROM
press [Enter]
to
accept
(suggested)
or edit the
path
then
press [Enter]
6. When installation is
complete,
remove the diskette and reboot
your
PC.
(Note
: You must have a
Config.sys
and an Autoexec.bat file on
your
hard drive for the install
program
to add the
necessary
command
lines.)
For Windows 98/95 Users
In order to ensure normal drive
operation, please
check the
following:
?
The drive is
displayed
in
[control panels]-[system]-[device
manager]-[CD-ROM]
?
32-bit is
displayed
in
[control panels]-[system]-[performance]
If the drive is not
recognized
by your computer, please
check the
following
items.
?
If a indicator is
displayed
on the IDE controller in
[control panels]-[system]-[device
manager]-[harddisk
controller], you
will need to contact
your
PC's
manufacturer or the motherboard's manufacturer and
get
the
appropriate
IDE
controller driver.
Run ADD NEW HARDWARE in Control Panel to let PC search
again
for new device.