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Step

8.

Attaching

the

faceplates

This

option package includes two faceplates

that

conform to

the

curved

design

of

certain

systems.

If

your

computer

system

has

a

curved

design,

you

can

attach one

of

the

included

faceplates

so

that

the

front

of

the

CD-ROM

drive

matches

the

exterior

cabinet. Choose the

faceplate

that

best

fits

your

system, and

attach

it

after

you have

mounted

the

CD-ROM

drive

in

the

appropriate

bay.

Step

9.

Updating

your

computer

configuration

After

you

have

completed

the

hardware

installation,

restart

your computer. Usually,

the configuration-setup information

screen will be displayed. If this screen

is

not

displayed,

check

your

computer

documentation

for

information

about

accessing

the

configuration

or

setup

utility

program.

To

see

the

configuration

information

for

most

IBM

computers,

press

F1 during startup

when

the

graphic

displays in

the

upper

right

corner

of

the

screen.

When

you

have

finished

reviewing

the

information,

save

the

changes

and

exit.

Note:

Some

older

computers

with

one

IDE

port

might

not

display

the

CD-ROM

drive

information when

you

review the configuration-setup

information.

You

still

can

use the

CD-ROM

drive

in this

situation as

long as you

have

properly

completed

the

installation.

Step

10.

Installing

device

drivers

This

section

contains

the instructions

for

installing

device

drivers

for the CD-ROM

drive,

based

on

the

operating

system you are using. Go

to

the

section

which

corresponds

to your

operating

system.

Note:

User

requirements

vary;

if

you

are

using

DOS

or

OS/2

as

your

operating

system,

the

device driver

settings for

those

operating

systems

can

be

customized.

If your system does not

work

well

with

the

default

settings

given

in

the

installation

instructions

in

this

section,

refer

to

Appendix

A,

“Customizing

device

driver

configuration

settings”

on

page

3-1

for

information

on

how

to

customize

your device driver configuration settings.

Installing

the

device

driver

for

Windows

95

and

Windows

98

In

most

instances,

Windows

95 and

Windows

98

will

automatically

detect

the

CD-ROM

drive

and

not

present

any

installation

screens.

If

Windows

95 or

Windows

98

is

in

32-bit mode

for

IDE,

the

CD-ROM

drive

will be

recognized

by

the

operating

system

and

the

driver

installation screens

will

be

displayed.

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