CD-ROM bay

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CD-ROM bay

The CD-ROM bay that the CD-ROM sits in is located in different locations and there are different methods of installing the CD-ROM drive. There is too many to list on this page. However, I am listing some as a reference. It is best to consult the manual of the computer for complete instructions.

For information on CD-ROM drives, click here.

For instructions on installing a CD-ROM drive, click here.

To determine if the drive is a SATA or an IDE drive, click here.

For information on Computer cases, click here.

After you open the case, you will see where the CD-ROM goes.
Below is various pictures of the location of where the drive goes. (There is too many different types of computer cases to list them all so this is only an example)

For information on the power and data cables, click here.

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