Installing DLA Software

2When you are ready to record your files to a CD, click Start on the taskbar, and then click My Computer.

3Double-click your writeable CD drive icon. The files you have copied to the drive should appear in the drive window.

Important: The files displayed in the drive window are not recorded to the CD yet. You must complete the following steps to finish the recording process.

4Click Write these files to CD in the CD Writing Tasks section of the drive window. The CD Writing Wizard opens.

5Type the name of the CD, and then click Next.

6Insert a blank or an appendable CD.

7Click Next. The files are being recorded to your CD.

8When your files have finished recording, a message appears telling you the files have been successfully recorded. Click Finish.

8	Updated HP Media Center PC Information

The DLA software is not preinstalled on your PC.

Important: Installing the DLA program disables the CD Writing Wizard program.

DLA allows you to use your DVD Writer/

CD Writer drive as you would a diskette drive, by copying files to disc or by using a drag-and-drop method.

To get and install the DLA program:

1Go to the Web site: http://www.hp.com/cposupport

2Type your model number into the Search box (for example, Media Center 863n).

3Click drivers and downloads for your model. Click applications, if it is present.

4Choose DLA, and then follow the onscreen instructions to download and install the program.

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