I was able to plug the external CD-ROM drive that came with my ThinkPad into the ViewPad's U.S.B. port (Windows XP recognized the drive right away) and installed software that way.
Is there a way to change the letter on an external CD-ROM drive on my Windows 95 system? A. You can change the letter for your CD-ROM drive on a Windows 95 or 98 system in just a few steps.
The site also sells an external CD-ROM drive from Procom for $9.85, and for those looking to soup up their storage capacity, Tigerdirect.com sells a refurbished 80-gigabyte Seagate hard drive for $54.97.
I have tried to getting it to boot of an external USB CD Rom but it would not detect that.
Open the computer and open the Cd Rom.
After that, go to advanced bios and have your primary startup from your cd rom instead of floppy.
Place the cd into your CD Rom drive.
But for general use, the TransNote embodies the worst of both worlds: it has the bulk and weight of a full-size laptop, but the limitations of subnotebooks (minuscule keyboard and screen, external floppy and CD-ROM drives).
Buy the cd-rom "Driving Test Success" with all three CDs covering your hazard perception, theory and practical test.
in the future, there won't be any cd-roms.
if you load too many cd-roms, you could overload the hard drive, so we can cache part of the cd-rom and put less constraints on bandwidth".
