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Learning the Basics
Using your CD or DVD drive
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turns on the sound system only. The computer remains turned off.
When you open the display, Windows Media® Player turns on.
If there’s a DVD in the drive, setting the CD/DVD/Media Player
switch to the left (CD/DVD position), turns both the computer and
the sound system on, and launches WinDVD. When you open the
display, WinDVD starts playing the DVD.
Setting the CD/DVD/Media Player switch to Media Player
If the drive is empty or there’s a DVD in the drive, setting the
CD/DVD/Media Player switch to the right (Media Player
position) turns the computer’s power on and launches Windows
Media® Player. When you open the display, Windows Media®
Player automatically plays the default audio file (if the drive is
empty), or the DVD title if a DVD is in the drive.
If there’s an audio CD in the drive, setting the CD/DVD/Media
Player switch to the right (Media Player position) turns the
computer’s power on. Windows Media® Player launches
automatically and begins playing the audio CD.
Inserting a disc
WARNING: Before playing an audio CD, turn the volume
down. Playing the compact disc at maximum volume could
damage your ears. To turn the volume down, use the Volume
Control dial or access the Volume Control program (click
Start, Programs, Accessories, Entertainment, Volume
Control).
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If the computer is turned on, press the eject button on the
DVD-ROM drive.
To play an audio CD when the computer is turned off, slide
the CD/DVD/Media Player switch to the left to turn the
DVD-ROM drive on, and press the CD/DVD stop/eject
button twice to release the disc tray.