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<blockquote data-quote="Jim Boom" data-source="post: 595460" data-attributes="member: 549214"><p>Most cd drives will work by plug and play,&nbsp; If you have two drives you need to set your main cd drive as master and your secondary as a slave drive,&nbsp; it should tell you how to do this in your instruction manual.&nbsp; If not there the switch is usually a little connecter sleeve that connects two prongs on the back of the drive.&nbsp; Whichever two prongs are connected will specify wether its to be hooked up as the master or slave.&nbsp; You want the master on the first connection closest to mother board, and the slave cd drive on the end.&nbsp; If your only using the cd burner (one cd drive) make sure you have it on master.&nbsp; And if that doesn&#039;t work its probably your connection, check that.&nbsp; And check in My Computer (if running windows) to see if it recongnized the drive.&nbsp; Thats if its and internal CD burner.&nbsp; I have no experiance with external drives.&nbsp; Peace</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Jim Boom, post: 595460, member: 549214"] Most cd drives will work by plug and play, If you have two drives you need to set your main cd drive as master and your secondary as a slave drive, it should tell you how to do this in your instruction manual. If not there the switch is usually a little connecter sleeve that connects two prongs on the back of the drive. Whichever two prongs are connected will specify wether its to be hooked up as the master or slave. You want the master on the first connection closest to mother board, and the slave cd drive on the end. If your only using the cd burner (one cd drive) make sure you have it on master. And if that doesn't work its probably your connection, check that. And check in My Computer (if running windows) to see if it recongnized the drive. Thats if its and internal CD burner. I have no experiance with external drives. Peace [/QUOTE]

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