I have a big problem everytime I try to install a CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive. Ok, I built my own PC, the main parts consist of an Asus CUSL2 i815e motherboard, an Intel 866MHZ CPU, SB Live! X-Gamer and a Pioneer DVD 16x [if you need to know anything else, just ask =]. Now, my hard drive is Primary Master and it works fine. My DVD drive is Secondary Master. Everything is configured right; IDE cables; jumpers and CMOS/BIOS detects it.
When I use my System Disk to boot up and once I arrive to the menu where it gives me three options, I select #1; Start computer with CD-ROM support. My disk is still the floppy drive in and it always freezes, the last line that it displays says: Detect MSCD001. So at this point, I'm guessing there isn't any drivers for it, with the help of my friend, we tried about 3 different drivers for it but never worked. I also played the renaming game where you have to rename some lines in AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS, but that never worked out. Either I did it wrong, got bad drivers or that's not the problem.
I took my CD-ROM drive off my old PC and tried that, but that doesn't work either. My friend found a FAQ with my exact problem that I have:
http://www.deltaca.com/cdrom/faq_r.htm#q4
Question 4 and 5, the only thing is that's for CD-ROM and I'd rather get the DVD-ROM drive working, but any which one of them will do.
Does anyone have any suggestions? I would really appreciate since my garantees on a few parts are running out and have to test to know if they work or not. Thanks.
When I use my System Disk to boot up and once I arrive to the menu where it gives me three options, I select #1; Start computer with CD-ROM support. My disk is still the floppy drive in and it always freezes, the last line that it displays says: Detect MSCD001. So at this point, I'm guessing there isn't any drivers for it, with the help of my friend, we tried about 3 different drivers for it but never worked. I also played the renaming game where you have to rename some lines in AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS, but that never worked out. Either I did it wrong, got bad drivers or that's not the problem.
I took my CD-ROM drive off my old PC and tried that, but that doesn't work either. My friend found a FAQ with my exact problem that I have:
http://www.deltaca.com/cdrom/faq_r.htm#q4
Question 4 and 5, the only thing is that's for CD-ROM and I'd rather get the DVD-ROM drive working, but any which one of them will do.
Does anyone have any suggestions? I would really appreciate since my garantees on a few parts are running out and have to test to know if they work or not. Thanks.
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