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I am having the same problem with the same drive on my win98se system. My
question to both of you is: how is your drive configured? Is it on the
primary or secondary IDE chain? Is is set up as the master or slave? What
else is on that IDE chain on your system?

I've searched high and low on the web site for any help - no dice. I spent
25 minutes on hold with support before getting disgusted and hanging up.

Howard Moskoivtz

"Charles Eaves" <charles.eaves@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
news:9ll3l6$rbg$1@news.creativelabs.com...
> I think I have the same  Creative cd-rom drive. The box says MK4108.
Device
> manager says 5233E. Confusing?
> I would think the drive is bad because mine works great from day one. I
can
> plop a cd in the drive ,close the tray and the drive starts to read it. I
> have had mine about 2 months and no trouble.
> Bob Nowak <rnowak@kc.rr.com> wrote in message
> news:3B7D5DC7.AE1BD2AA@kc.rr.com...
> > Did you buy that drive as an OEM, or retail.  I would like to get a copy
> of the
> > manual that comes with that drive.
> >
> > jerry wrote:
> >
> > > I have a Creative CD-ROM listed in device manager as CD5220. When I
> leave a
> > > CD(any) in the drive and reboot the CD ROM is not recognized by
Windows
> ME.
> > > It is always recognize by the bios. If there is no CD-ROM in drive it
is
> > > always recognized. Is this CD-ROM bad, or is just some setting?
Thanks.
> >
>
>