New pc I bought a new pc and I can't set up my printer because Iost my cd-rom disk for set up

It can use any 31/2" IDE hard drive. 30 Gb should be OK
If the BIOS cannot detect the hard drive or the CD drive then the drives maybe faulty or the disk controller in the computer is faulty.

i bought.a new dell laptop. Modle-N4010. It's battery is not charging but this is working when attached the adapter from theswitch otherwise it is not working.pl.help me.

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open yr desktop cassing then u will see yr cd/dvd rom. then find for button to remove cd/dvd rom then pull tht tht boten and pull up yr cd rom.
new cd rom you must set jumper setting to slave then connect all cd rom cable. on yr system ten see yr cd rom will auto place in my computer.

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If the new printer came with a CD-ROM disk, then that file will be installed when the software on that disk is installed.

Which manufacturer and model of printer?

Backup all your data & music & bookmarks & E-mail to an external disk-drive, or to DVD-writable disks.

Take the "System Restore" CD-ROMs that were shipped with your computer, and reinstall Windows.

If you have lost that set of CD-ROMs, telephone HP, and order a replacement set of "System Restore" CD-ROMs. Cost will be $20 for the disks, and $20 for courier-shipping.

For boot from disk first you have to set first boot device option in BIOS.
for that when you power up the computer press F1 or F2 or "del" key to enter in bios.
Then go to boot menu then set first boot device as your cd/dvd rom.
then save settings then insert recovery diks in rom then check.
Then it boot from disk if your disk and cd.dvd rom works fine.
Let me know if you need more assistance.
Thanks.

when you say disk did you mean hard disk? if you do... did you recenlty install a new hard disks?... if you did... did you check the jumper-master-slave configuration when installing the new hard disk?
only one hard disk can be configured as master in each ide channel. set up to master (not single) the one on the end of the ide cable and set up to slave the one attached to the midlle of the ide cable.
check that both hard drives are properly attached to the cable and that the power cable is properly seated.

when you say disk did you mean cd rom disks or dvd disks?
does it work in other computers? if it doesnt.. you cd/dvd disks may be the problem
are you trying to read a dvd disk on a cd rom only drive... you can't read a dvd in a cd rom drive.
if you cd/dvd rom drive should read the disk you're putting in, check in device manager if your system detects the cd/dvd rom drive. if it doesn't: check the physical connections (reseat ide cable, check jumper configuration for slave and master on your cd/dvd rom drive and check that the power cable is properly seated), check also in device manager the properties of the cd/dvd rom drive and check if it says on device status if the device is working correctly. if it doesn't post the error code that it may give you or google a solution with error code.

suggestion.. be more specific when posting your questions.. that way it will be easier for a solution to be provided as your issue could be interpreted in different ways

Just remvoe the cd rom and then try to install your hard disk. if it is detected than it means there is a problem of setting master and slave in jumper.

So just check again your jumper settings and read the front side description of hard disk for jumper settings.

your cd-rom drive lens might be weak or damage.however,

try to perform a manual lens clean-up or give it to a local pc technician to do them for you.

if it persist,replace your cd-rom drive with a new one

Check the SATA/RAID controller setting. It could have been set to [Disabled] Refer to your user?s manual for a detailed description on how to enable the onboard SATA/RAID controller by adjusting the jumper or BIOS settings. Regards SparkGap