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maybe your cd drive is old and it can't read it that well?
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Hey,

Nah, my Cd Drive is fine, I have tried other CDs in it and they work no problem.

Thanks for your input.
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try copying the contents of the cd into a folder on your hard drive then install it from that folder
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Also you could try a virtual CD program such as Daemon tools (spelled correctly) to put the contents of the CD on the drive and act like a ....guess what....virtual cd rom


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That doesn't work.


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Sorry for the late reply Vamp,

Is it just this cd, or is it every cd that you put in the drive?


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