How can I re-install the cd-rom drive on my computer that was accidently deleted?

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Device Driver Use the device manager to find and install the CD ROM Device Driver From the Device Manager, double-click the type of device you want to update or change. Click the Driver tab. Click Update Driver to open the Hardware Update Wizard, as shown in Accept the default option, Install the Software Automatically.

Choose the Install from a List or Specific Location option if you have the updated driver so you can indicate the file location. Click Next. Windows searches for an updated driver and instructs you if an updated driver has been found.

Install the updated driver and click Finish. Sources: own .

You may have accidentaly disabled it in the Device Manager. The solution is to enable it again. You can't really delete the CD-Rom drive, but you may have accidentaly disabled it in the Device Manager.

The solution is to enable it again. You can enable it by following these steps. Right-click the desktop icon "My Computer" and choose "Properties".

Onece you have done that click on "Hardware" tab and after that on the "Device Manager" button. Click on the "+" left to the "DVD/CD-ROM drives" and right-click the drive which has an "X" left to it. Click properties and in the tab that opens, select "Use this device (enable)" in the drop-menu "Device Usage".

Your computer may also be infected with viruses, spywares etc. Which may have edited CD/DVD-ROM informations in your Registry. The easiest way to remove those troublemakers is to use some of the many free and "easy to use" cleaning software available on the internet. Some of the best are "Avast Antivirus" or "NOD32" (these are antiviruses) and "Ad-Aware" or "Spybot SND" (anti-spyware applications).

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Get an internet connection and.... If you are running XP >> Right Click my computer >> Properties >> Hardware Tab >> Device Mgr >> t the scan for hardware changes button. Follow wizard to download drivers for new hardware. You also just try removing the device while turned on, then sliding it back in.

This should cause new hardware to be found.

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