I would install the driver that you probably received with the CD drive.
"Philip Schlesinger" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi all. I have an old NEC 4x4 IDE CDROM drive. Basically, it is an
> internal IDE CDROM drive with four internal slots (in other words, it
holds
> 4 CDs). Windows 98 gave each slot a drive letter and using the old
Windows
> CD Player, I could make Windows play the CDs in sequence.
>
> With Windows 2000, it now thinks that I have one drive and that I'm going
to
> be using this for archival purposes (i.e it thinks that I will use some
> special program that understands Removable Storage). I can't find a
program
> out there that will recognize Removable Storage and then play the first
> music CD, then the second music CD, etc. Ideas?
>
> Or if I can throw out another tack, anybody know a way to convince Windows
> 2000 to give each slot its own drive letter like Windows 98 did?
>
> Your help is greatly appreciated 
>
> Thanks,
>
> Phil
>
>