PHILIPS CD-ROM DRIVE USER’S MANUAL
3.2 Letting Your System Recognize
the Drive
For your system to recognize the new CD-ROM drive, you need an appropriate driver to act as the system’s “eye opener.” Because your new CD-ROM is a plug-and-play device, in normal cases either Windows 95 or OS/2 Warp should have no problem recognizing it with the OS’s built-in standard IDE CD-ROM driver. Users of DOS and Windows 3.1, however, need to install a supplied device driver. Even so, the installation procedure is easy and takes less than three minutes.
3.2.1If You Are a DOS or Windows 3.1
User
Perform the following steps:
1.Boot your computer.
2.Insert the Installation diskette into a 3.5” floppy drive.
3.Typeor , depending on into which drive you inserted the diskette.
