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Up until recently i was using a E System computer. I took it for repair,and found it was not worth repairing,so they gave me "backed up" cd.I have been given a an old IBM computer that does everything i want,how do i view the back up cd on the IBM computer. cheers
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Hi and welcome to ExTS

 

given a an old IBM computer

Does this computer have a CDROM Drive ?

 

If so - pop the "backed up" CD in and then ( assuming that you have Windows as an Operating System ) ......

Start > Computer ( or My Computer )

You will see the CDROM Drive there as an icon.

right click on this > explore

This will show you the files and data on the drive.

 

You can copy this to the computer hard drive if you wish.

We can explain how to do this if you want us to.

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Hi Ken Thanks for reply i did as you said but could only get message "inser disk into drive D so can only presume Cdrom drive not working. thanks anyway. Cheers
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It could be that the drive has died but it is worth trying this first ...

 

Remove the Upper and Lower Filters

 

There is software to do this - I prefer to use the manual method.

click here

 

You can try the FixIt if you are not confident editing the registry.

 

It is possible to get an external CD DVD Drive that plugs into the USB port if the present one is dead.

Alternatively you could replace the existing one.

There is an email going around offering processed pork - gelatin - and salt in a can ......this is simply SPAM !!

 

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Hi Ken Thanks for info i will send for one of those £20 is small price to pay to fix problem. Thanks for all your info, All The Best. Cheers
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