I have a lap top that dose not have a cd-rom drive . how can i install it for the internet

It's telling you to update the firmware. Visit the manufacturers website to see if it's available.

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First thing you do is to see what hard disc installed in your laptop. You can check that by checking it in your bios system. To check in your bios system first turn off your computer then press delete while your laptop is booting up. Then you will see if there is a hard disk detected in your lap top if there is a detected hard drive this means you have a problem in your windows installed in your lap top.
There is also a reason why those message appear if the first boot of your laptop is the CD/DVD ROM. Check you CD/DVD ROM if there a CD inside this may the first on to read while the laptop booting up. Remove the cd inside your CD/DVD ROM. Then restart your laptop. Check your hard disk connector it may have some loose contact thats why your laptop did not recognize the hard disc.
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No all cds/dvd work in all cd/dvd drives. I suspect your drive cannot read that make of cd although anothers cd rom can. Try making a copy of the disk on someone elses pc and try that in yours and you will probably find it works. You could always copy the cd to a pen drive and install it on yours from that.

Pull out the CD drive from the lap top, take apart. Take the Cd out from the top if possible when dissassembled.

Go check your BIOS to make sure the cd rom drive is recognized by the system first, as if it is not, you will not be able to use it.
If the cd drive is removable, try removing it and reinstalling it first.
If the drive is recognized press the F12 key to get into the boot selection and choose CD Boot.
I hope this helps.
Good Luck.

the connection wire of your laptop with DVD ROM has been got tampered . nothing to worry it is just alittle problem go to any repair shop & get it repaired.
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If an external keyboard works, than you should try reseating the laptop keyboard cable. If that doesn't work the keyboard will need to be replaced.

use this tool to reset the cd in the registry
after you run the file - reboot the computer -

http://www.dougknox.com/xp/utils/XP_CD-DVD-Fix.zip

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Try booting into safe mode with CD-ROM support. Once you boot up to the Vista Desktop, restart the machine.