Cause:

Solution:

1) Open the 'Device Manager'.
Device Manager
2) Select the 'View devices by type' radio button, and double-click on 'CD-ROM' in the 'View devices by type' list box.
3) Select the CD-ROM drive driver and click 'Remove'. (The 'Confirm Device Removal' dialog box appears.)
Confirm Device
4) Click 'OK'. (The 'System Settings Change' dialog box appears)
System Settings Change
5) Click 'Yes'.
6) After the computer has restarted, open the 'Add New Hardware' icon.
'Add New Hardware Wizard' dialog box
7) Select the 'No' radio button, and click 'Next'.
Select 'No' radio button and click 'Next'
8) Double-click on the appropriate device type in the 'Hardware types' list box.
'Select CDROMs'
9) Select the device manufacturer from the 'Manufacturers' list box, and then select the device model from 'Models' list box.
'Select manufacturer and model'
10) If you are installing the device with drivers supplied from the manufacturer, click 'Have Disk...' and follow the manufacturer's instructions.
Click 'Have Disk...'
11) If you are installing the device with drivers supplied with Windows 95, click 'Next'.
NOTE: You must have access to the Windows 95 CD-ROM.
12) Select the appropriate resources (i.e. IRQ, DMA, and I/O addresses) for the device driver, and click 'Next'.
CAUTION: Please refer to the device's installation manual before assigning resources for the driver. Incorrectly assigning resources to a driver may cause conflicts with other devices.
13) Click 'Finish'.
Click 'Finish'
14) Click 'Yes' when Windows prompts you to restart the computer.
System Settings Change