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Nate
I recently got an old, brandless computer that does not
turn on from a friend. There was a 4 disc CD changer that
I took out and put in my XP Pro machine. Hardwise-wise,
it seems fine, but Windows gave it drive letter E, which
I can only use to get disc 1 if inserted. There are 4
buttons, each with a light, indicating whether a disc is
in that slot. Once Windows boots, the light for 1 will
quickly flicker, I guess meaning it's active. Holding a
button does nothing. I looked for drivers; all I found
were for 95 or 3.1, and didn't work even with
compatibility modes. I found some info about RSM, but do
not really understand how/what it does. I don't think it
recognizes it's a changer. The only info I get about it
from Windows is NEC CD-ROM DRIVE:252. Any help would be
greatly appreciated.
turn on from a friend. There was a 4 disc CD changer that
I took out and put in my XP Pro machine. Hardwise-wise,
it seems fine, but Windows gave it drive letter E, which
I can only use to get disc 1 if inserted. There are 4
buttons, each with a light, indicating whether a disc is
in that slot. Once Windows boots, the light for 1 will
quickly flicker, I guess meaning it's active. Holding a
button does nothing. I looked for drivers; all I found
were for 95 or 3.1, and didn't work even with
compatibility modes. I found some info about RSM, but do
not really understand how/what it does. I don't think it
recognizes it's a changer. The only info I get about it
from Windows is NEC CD-ROM DRIVE:252. Any help would be
greatly appreciated.