• jeff (3/3) Apr 30 2005 I just recently purchase the C++ compiler cd,and I cant get it to work ....
• Jack (8/11) Apr 30 2005 Perhaps your cdrom unable to read some types of CDR... I have the same p...
• Walter (6/9) Apr 30 2005 load

jeff <jeff_member pathlink.com> writes:

I just recently purchase the C++ compiler cd,and I cant get it to work . I load
the cd in my cd rom and nothing happens. It makes noises but that's all. I
wondering if other people have had the same problem!!!

Jack <Jack_member pathlink.com> writes:

In article <d5185i$1hoq$1 digitaldaemon.com>, jeff says...
I just recently purchase the C++ compiler cd,and I cant get it to work . I load
the cd in my cd rom and nothing happens. It makes noises but that's all. I
wondering if other people have had the same problem!!!

Perhaps your cdrom unable to read some types of CDR... I have the same problems
with you in the past but the problems was fixed after I changed my old cd-rom to
a new one.

Well, you can take the Digital Mars CD to your friend and ask him test the CD on
his CD-Rom. The CD is ok if he can read that CD (If he got a burner, ask him
copy the CD data to another good quality CDR for you). If your friend's CD-Rom
can't read that CD too, that CD might have already broken.

"Walter" <newshound digitalmars.com> writes:

"jeff" <jeff_member pathlink.com> wrote in message
news:d5185i$1hoq$1 digitaldaemon.com...
 I just recently purchase the C++ compiler cd,and I cant get it to work . I

load
 the cd in my cd rom and nothing happens. It makes noises but that's all. I
 wondering if other people have had the same problem!!!

Open up a command prompt window. Type in the command:

    dir d:

where d is the drive letter of your CD drive.