Why won't my computer adopt a different CDrom i put surrounded by from an antiquated computer?

Why won't my computer adopt a different CDrom i put surrounded by from an antiquated computer?

Make sure that the jersey settings are set on the drive. Your hard drive is a master it is on the primary tough drive controller you have two not easy drive controllers your hard drive is on the primary controller follow the cable down to the connector you should enjoy a second connector that is the lesser controller set the jumper on the drive to a master setting plug the cable into the unused connector the red stripe on the cable is pin #1 this should frontage the power connector on the drive plug in the power to the drive and restart the computer.

see if Windows detects the drive. The red stripe should obverse the same passageway as the hard drive cable. The jumper are on the back of the drive lower gone hand side it will share which is a master or slave just verbs the jumper rotten and put on the master setting.
did you run a new hardware scan on it to detect it. but for go to control panel / put in remove hardware/ and follow the directions.

all Cd roms except for burners and dvd should be plug and play and the drivers should nouns automatically after you restart after the installation.
The formatting of the CD may not be compatible near your new computer. From http://fixit.surrounded by
its because of dust in the system please dispatch to service center