Have you checked the controller in Device Manager (under Hard disk
controllers) to be sure it appears, and without conflicts? Also, this is
the line from my config.sys, with the CD on the second channel:

DEVICE=C:\CDROMDRV\MVRK12X.SYS /D:MSCD002 /T:F /V

The first part points to the driver, the D switch says it's on the
second channel. (I can't recall what all my problems were by having
"D:MSCD001" there after I moved my CD from the first to the second
channel, but they were significant.)

Shelley Sterling

"gary r. tennesen" wrote:

> Make sure the jumpers on the drive itself are correct ie: Master, Slave,
> etc.
>
> Hope this helps,
> gary r. tennesen
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>
> > -----Original Message-----
Herbert Graf wrote:

>         I am trying to get a CD-ROM to be recognized by Win95
> with native drivers,
> but it does not seem to want to see it. When I first installed Win95 I had
> DOS drivers present for the CD-ROM, mainly because Win95 was on
> CD! Well, it
> works with the DOS drivers but I am suffering performance ...

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