Wire Harness Toshiba

Wire Harness Toshiba

I need information regarding the feasibility or problems regarding the installation of a DVD-ROM drive of a laptop in a tower.?

My questions. is the following: I built a Toshiba DVD player (built for IBM), and I want to install a Compaq Presario. The obvious concern is irrelavent, I can do an internal support to the office. I need information on the conversion of food, wiring, I do a custom wiring harness to install? necessary drivers? Whether it would apply only driver WinXP, n'cest pa? Also: I have an ACER Scan Prisa also seeks to install on this Presario. I have reason to believe that there is no driver for ACER applicable WinXP, is this true? Is it necessary to change the Win98SE OS?, This would eliminate the problem? Whisper most basic is all you must change, Comp is my brother, and he wants to WinXP ... if I can convince is the best. I, of course, I think it is ... Any thoughts?

I do not think it would be a good idea. The height of the square tower is usually half. The unit comprises one quarter high. Why go to so when you can get a new DVD-RW 16X up to half of $ 60 or less? I do not drive Toshiba laptop burns at 16x. FDI is not compatible with the motherboard, one is for the laptop, the motherboard is ATX form. All on a laptop is smaller. I know none of these cables IDE adapter. Then comes the power wiring to the unit that is also very different. If this is a type of test, then go! If you do not care too much one of these teams. I'd be very interested to see how it is for you! If you think you can not find something in the drivers for XP can not copy from the Win98 system and install XP on a system? Looking for driver in the 98 first and see if I could copy the driver on a flash drive and then import it into an XP machine and see if the driver. It seems that you go to a lot of problems with catch this tour.

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