Marilyn,
I may be asking a dumb question here, but is there a CD in the drive when
you attempt to access it?  If not, you will get that message.  Also, as Bob
Wright points out in another posting, if you do have a disk in it, then
either the drive is bad or needs cleaning.

Jerry Rasmussen
Rasmussen & Bucklin Associates
Coral Springs FL
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-----Original Message-----
On Behalf Of William Wilson
My CD-Rom is my D: drive.  I'm running Windows 98 and Windows Explorer
shows a D: drive.  However when I click on it, a message comes up saying
"D: is not accessible.  This device is not ready."  Under CD-Rom in device
manager, there is no yellow exclamation mark, it says 32x Max Atapi CD-Rom.
 It also says "This device is working properly." and "No driver files
required."  Is there anything else I can check or is my CD-Rom broken?

Thank you for any and all suggestions.

Marilyn Wilson

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