B-2 | Before You Call HP | |
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| Information | For your computer |
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| IDE controller settings | Primary / Secondary / Other |
| | IRQ _______ |
| | I/O base address _______ |
| | Master in use?_______ |
| | Slave in use?_______ |
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| Other IDE devices in your | |
| computer system? | |
| yes/no (If yes, list them) | |
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| IDE adapter board brand/model, if | |
| any | |
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Where to Find This Information
CD-Writer Plus drive model
The CD-Writer Plus drive model number appears on a small sticker on
the underneath side of the tray of the CD-Writer Plus drive, as well as
on the box. Example: 8100i (internal)
Drive firmware version
In Windows 95, the drive firmware version and model number (above) appear in the CD-ROM settings. Right-click on the My Computer icon, select Properties, select the Device Manager tab, double-click on CDROM. Double-click on the CD-Writer Plus drive, and then click on the Settings tab. Example: Firmware revision 1.00
In Windows NT, the drive firmware version and model number (above) appears in the CD-ROM settings. Open the Control Panel. Click on SCSI. Scroll down the list, double-click on ATAPI. Double-click on the CD- Writer Plus drive, and then click on the Settings tab. Example: Firmware
revision 1.00
Drive serial number
The CD-Writer Plus drive serial number appears on the main label on the top of the drive. See page 1-7 or page 1-24. It also appears on the underside of the CD tray.
