I can t find the optical drive boot in my friend s computer。。。。。 Is there any way to set it up??

First of all, see if the data cable and power supply are connected.

It should be caused by the optical drive device being disabled, and the solution is as follows:

1. First open the "Control Panel" at the "Start" place.

2. In the "Control Panel", open the "System" item.

3. In the System Properties window, select the "Hardware" option.

4. Under the "Hardware" options page, select the "Device Manager" button under "Device Manager".

5. In the "Device Manager" window, find the item "*** CD-ROM drive", for example, in the figure below, you will find that there is a red cross in front of the item "ASUS *** E818A4" below.

6. Right-click on this item, and find that the second item is "enabled", which means that this item is closed, and this item needs to be enabled.

7. After enabled, the red cross is gone, and the second item in the right-click menu becomes "Deactivate", if you press "Deactivate", the red cross will appear again.

8. Go to "My Computer" and take a look, at this time, the icon of the optical drive has been revealed.

There may be many situations that lead to this situation, first of all, the power supply data and other cables are connected on the host, if they are all good, then look at the BIOS to turn on the optical drive. If it still doesn't appear, see if there is a mistake when installing the system, and it is recommended to reinstall the system. If it still doesn't work, it's not that the optical drive is broken.

See for yourself. Slowly eliminate it and you should be able to find the problem.

Go to Device Manager to see if you have the "Optical Drive Driver" installed on your computer, and if not, install one.

Cancel the settings in the BIOS, and reset the optical drive.

Cancel the setting in the BIOS.,See if it's a denial to the optical drive.,If you can't recognize it, it's a problem with the optical drive or a problem with the line.。

It shouldn't be big. In my opinion, the most likely thing to go wrong is your optical drive cable. Unplug the data cable of the optical drive and plug it in well, if it still doesn't work, take your optical drive and install it on a good computer that you have used to try it, you can use it to indicate that your data cable is broken, and then replace it with a data cable.

Then there is to see if the slot on the motherboard of the data cable of your optical drive is wrong... If you have more than 2 optical drives on your computer, you should also set up a jumper to separate the master and slave optical drives.

Brother, why didn't you say it earlier. That can only be sent to the repair shop. Don't do it yourself.

1. The optical drive data cable or power cable is not real.

2. The optical drive is damaged.

Look in Device Manager to see if there is a *** CD-ROM drive.

Plug and play does not mean that there is no need for drivers, but the operating system is relatively well prepared.

But win8 is not fully prepared, so you still try to update automatically or find out if the device manufacturer has a new driver.

It's definitely a matter of driving.

The problem I encountered after installing win8 is my Samsung wireless network card, which can access the Internet, but can not be set as a wireless AP, and there is an unknown device, and finally found the win8 driver on Samsung**, and the problems are solved.

1. Caused by improper connection of the optical drive, after the optical drive is installed, boot self-check, if the optical drive can not be detected, it is necessary to carefully check whether the connection of the optical drive cable is correct and reliable, and whether the power supply line of the optical drive is plugged in. If the screen stops when the self-test is connected to the optical drive, check whether the optical drive (master and slave) jumpers are correct.

2. It is hidden, right-click "My Computer" Manage Disk Management See if you can see your CD-ROM drive in the window on the right, if you can see it, right-click the drive letter Change the drive name and path Change Assign the following drive letter, click the drop-down arrow to select a drive letter OK in OK.

Right-click on "My Computer" Manage Disk Management and see if you can see your optical drive in the window on the right.

If you are able to see it, right-click on the drive letter Change Drive Name and Path Change to assign the following drive letters, click the drop-down arrow to select a drive letter OK in OK.

Can you make it clear, I don't know if yours is a portable hard drive or an internal hard drive, how can I help you.

There are 3 possible aspects that can be solved by yourself:

1.Graphics card memory issues.

Replug it in, clean the gold finger, and see if the fan is normal.

2.Cable problem (replugging, checking VGA or DVI interface) 3Display issues (Check if the electrical outlet is powered on.) If it's convenient, connect it to other computers to see if it's normal).

It's not possible to restore with one click. If you don't have a system disc ready, the optical drive can be used. Start the computer and press the DEL key, set it to a disc boot in the BIOS, insert the system disk and reboot, basically complete it automatically according to the steps.

No, if you check that the system is free of viruses. It can only be a matter of heat dissipation. After using it for a long time, you can open the case to carefully sweep the dust inside, and add a little high-grade oil to the fan. The main problem is to reduce the temperature inside the chassis.

Is the optical drive cable connected? If it's connected. See if the line is easy to make. If it's still not good, you see if you close the IDE channel.

The optical drive power or data cable may not be plugged in.

Is it that the optical drive data cable and the power cable are not connected? Or the optical drive is broken.

First use the drive life, update the drive to try.