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lourdes
how to view a cd in my computer
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Gordon
L
lourdes
that I know but when I put it in nothing comes up
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Malu Menezes [MSFT]
Hi,
Are you a Mac user? On Mac, when you insert a CD, the icon just pops in the
desktop. Windows interface is different. On Windows, the CD can be found
several ways:
1) In the desktop, you can see an icon named MY COMPUTER. Click this icon
twice and it will show you the CD icon.
2) Alternatively, you can open Windows Explorer (on Vista, just open START
menu and type Windows Explorer, if you don't know where it is) and look for
the CD icon too.
If you want, you can create a shortcut for your CD icon on your desktop.
Does that help?
--Malu
Are you a Mac user? On Mac, when you insert a CD, the icon just pops in the
desktop. Windows interface is different. On Windows, the CD can be found
several ways:
1) In the desktop, you can see an icon named MY COMPUTER. Click this icon
twice and it will show you the CD icon.
2) Alternatively, you can open Windows Explorer (on Vista, just open START
menu and type Windows Explorer, if you don't know where it is) and look for
the CD icon too.
If you want, you can create a shortcut for your CD icon on your desktop.
Does that help?
--Malu
R
Ronnie Vernon MVP
Lourdes
Go to Control Panel, in the left side menu, click Classic View. Double click
the AutoPlay icon.
This will show a menu with all of the different types of CD formats. Use the
drop down menus to set the default behavior for each CD type.
Go to Control Panel, in the left side menu, click Classic View. Double click
the AutoPlay icon.
This will show a menu with all of the different types of CD formats. Use the
drop down menus to set the default behavior for each CD type.