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SUMMARYMicrosoft Windows supports CD-ROM drives. The following explains how to configure a CD-ROM drive for operation with Windows. MORE INFORMATIONSteps to Configure a CD-ROM Drive for Windows 3.0, 3.0a
Steps to Configure a CD-ROM Drive for Windows 3.1During Setup, if MSCDEX is loaded, then Windows 3.1 automatically installs LANMAN10.386. If you are using a version of MSCDEX greater than version 2.1, then you should remove the linedevice=LANMAN10.386from your SYSTEM.INI's [386enh] section. General Information About Running a CD-ROM with WindowsMSCDEX.EXE, the terminate-and-stay-resident (TSR) program that implements the Microsoft CD-ROM Extensions for MS-DOS, provides access to CD-ROM drives. MSCDEX.EXE appears to MS-DOS to be a network redirecter; it uses the same interface to MS-DOS as Microsoft LAN Manager.LANMAN10.386 causes calls from MS-DOS to a redirecter (including LAN Manager or MSCDEX.EXE) to be inside an enhanced-mode-critical section. This is required for these products to work correctly with Windows running in enhanced mode. Note that the flowchart on page 21 of the version 3.1 "Microsoft Windows Resource Kit" guide incorrectly uses the term LANMAN10.DOS where LANMAN10.386 is intended. Additional query words: 3.10 3.11 3.00 3.00a cd cdrom winfest doc err
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