For some reason, some bios' will not auto-detect the cdrom drive if it is
on IDE 2. Make sure your bios is set to AUTO and/or try the CDROM Drive on
IDE1/Slave. You will have to check the jumper settings on the cdrom.
If the bios does not auto detect the cdrom, then Windows will not detect it
either.
Jay
At 05:03 AM 10/17/00 -0700, you wrote:
>Win98 does not "see" the CD drive.
>It shows under device manager, but under MY COMPUTER it does not exist.
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