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I have search all the web for the TEAC CD-224E driver but still no luck. The TEAC website tells that windows 98 have the driver embeded but I have done all that i know to install this CD-ROM with no luck at all.
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Carlos M. Colon Martinez
Carlos,
That's true - If you're using Windows 98, then you don't need drivers. Make sure you're not trying to load a driver in your autoexec.bat or config.sys files. Windows 98 should detect the drive.
What exactly are you doing for it not to work ??
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MadDog
[This message has been edited by MadDog (edited February 25, 2001).]
Does your cd rom drive appear on the device manager list? If not, check your IDE connection, your slave/master jumper setting and the power supply. Chances are it's a hardware problem, not a driver problem. I put a Teac 12X10X32 in my box this weekend, and it appeared under Win98 and Win2K on its own.
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"I've seen things you people wouldn't believe" - Roy Batty
Also make sure,what CD recordable software You're using support Your CD-writer.
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Ruslan Khyzha