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QCD-ROM driver QCDROM.SYS

The original XCDROM has stopped being updated, this is a subsequent development, similar to VIDE-CDD

This is Jack's masterpiece, and it occupies less memory than VIDE-CDD.

Download and bookmark it. Thanks for sharing

Thanks for sharing

Have you guys tested the compatibility of QCDROM? I wonder which is better between it and VIDE-CDD?

How to use this CD-ROM driver under XP? I'm a novice. If possible, please explain it specifically. THANKS!!

Originally posted by SHADOW88 at 2006-7-7 23:39:
How to use this CD-ROM driver under XP? I'm a newbie. If possible, please be specific. THANKS!!

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Is this a universal CD-ROM drive driver? My DVD-ROM's driver seems to be built into XP. Now I want to update it to this new one or that VIDE-CDD. Is that possible? If it is possible, then how should I operate? (Because I really don't know much, so......!!) THANKS AGAIN!!

Great stuff!!!
I'm new here. Could you send a copy to my email
whoami203@163.com

I understand, I have downloaded it.
Thank you!!!
I'm trying to become one of you!!!

Currently, there are 4 commonly used CD-ROM drivers under DOS:

1. VIDE-CDD.SYS (driver for BenQ CD-ROM) File size 11K, memory usage 5K, CD-ROM recognition ability ★★★★, driver loading speed relatively fast

2. OAKCDROM.SYS File size 41K, memory usage 30K, CD-ROM recognition ability ★★★, driver loading speed average

3. TRICD.SYS File size 19K, memory usage 7K, CD-ROM recognition ability ★★★★★, driver loading speed slow (can recognize CD-ROM model)

4. PTSATAPI.SYS File size 4K, memory usage 2K, CD-ROM recognition ability ★★★★★, driver loading speed fast (can recognize CD-ROM model and IRQ number) Strongly recommend everyone to use!

The version number extracted from PT-DOS by myself is 1.4 (2004). The loading method is the same as above: P



Driver loading: :::

Take the BenQ CD-ROM driver VIDE-CDD.SYS (which can support most IDE CD-ROMs) as an example.
Add a line in config.sys:
device(or devicehigh)=vide-cdd.sys /d:mscd001
The /d parameter is to give a name to the CD-ROM. MSCD000/001 is a common name
Add a line in autoexec.bat
lh mscdex.exe /d:mscd001

In this way, the CD-ROM can be loaded. You can also refer to the relevant items of the WIN98 boot disk.


Different loading methods: :::

If it is an IDE CD-ROM:
DEVICEHIGH=VIDE-CDD.SYS /D:xxxx

If it is a SCSI CD-ROM:
DEVICEHIGH=USBCD.SYS /D:xxxx (USB->SCSI)

If it is a USB CD-ROM:
DEVICE=USBASPI.SYS
DEVICEHIGH=USBCD.SYS /D:xxxx
Or:
DEVICEHIGH=DUSE.EXE

Hello, the owner of the post. My motherboard uses the driver of JMB, and the driver of the CD-ROM can only use xcdrom.sys, and many tool CDs are not supported, including Shenshan Hongye 2.8. Does your QCDROM.SYS support it? My motherboard is Gigabyte 965P DS3, and the IDE adopts third-party support (Jmicron), so the driver is also more troublesome. It is best to have one that is highly compatible and can solve the problem at once.

Thanks to the LZ, I wonder how compatible it is with VMware

Why is there no download link mentioned in the 11th floor!

Good stuff, but I don't have points, heh heh