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| | Guest Operating System will not hold onto CD ROM Drive I am running Server 2003 as a guest operating system on Virtual Server 2005. When I try to access the CD ROM on the guest os it tells me nothing is in the drive. I stop the guest os and go into server 2005, remove and add the cd rom mapping and then restart the guest os. The CD ROM is then functional until the next time I have to open the drive to insert a cd then I have to go through the entire process again. HELP |
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