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The CD-ROM drive allows
you to read data from a CD
or listen to a music CD.
The CD-RW drive allows
you to read and write data
to a disc(s) for storage, and
allows you to listen to
music or read data CDs.
The DVD-ROM drive
allows you to view your
favourite movies, listen to
music, or read information
from CDs.
If a CD doesn’t play, make
sure the drive is closed.
Using the Hard Drive
The hard drive stores system files, software, and data files inside
your computer. When you install software, download files from
the Internet, receive e-mail and attachments, or create new files,
the computer saves them on your hard drive. The available
storage space is gradually used. To regain storage space, you can
delete files or programmes loaded on your computer, or save
them on external media such as diskettes, CD-R or CD-RW
discs.
CD-ROM, CD-RW, or DVD-ROM Drive
Note: Your computer must be turned on before you can insert or remove a
disc.
To insert a CD into an optical drive, follow these steps:
1. Press the Load/Eject
1
button to open the drive
door.
2. Carefully lift the disc from
the CD case by holding the
disc only by the edges to
avoid touching the surface.
3. Place the disc into
the round area of
the slot, label side
facing upward for
the desktop
configuration. If
you have chosen
the upright
configuration, place the disc with the label facing outward. If
the tray contains support tabs, carefully slide the disc under
the tabs to correctly position it in the tray.
4. Press the Load/Eject
1
button to close the drive door.