| II. Take out the 5.25" IDE drive
(b) and the bottom part (a2) of the enclosure, with printed
/ label side facing upward, place the 5.25" IDE drive
(b) inside the case (a2), shown in Picture II |
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| III. Connect the power cable, IDE
cable, audio cable (from top to bottom as shown in Picture
III respectively) to the 5.25" IDE drive, |
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| IV. Push the 5.25" IDE drive
(b)inside as far as it can go, then fix the screws at
the sides of the enclosure(Picture IV). |
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| V. Push the top part of the enclosure
(a1) to cover the bottom part with 5.25" drive fixed
(Picture V). |
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| VI. Fix the screws at the sides of
the enclosure(Picture VI). Congratulations, project accomplished |
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3.1 Connect the power cable, then switch on power, the
tray of the DVD drive should open if you press the "Eject
button in the front panel, if the tray will not open, there
might be some problem with the power connection
3.2 ( see note below) Connect the USB cable to a USB 2.0
port of the computer ( USB 1.1 port will also work but with
limitations)
the computer should start "Found new hardware wizard"
in a few seconds, and the tray icon (
) in the corner of the screen (
),
and a new drive letter (such as F:) will appear in "My
Computer".
3.3 Now insert a DVD inside the external drive, and enjoy
the movie!
Note: You do not need to manually install any drive
under Windows ME/2000/XP, but you do need to install the
driver under Windows 98.
