OEM-supplied CD-RW component's

[jim.t]

who might have the address or know how to tell what company made the CD/RW that's installed, but not made by the OEM for an ordered P-III machine?

[bdunn]

Write down the FCC ID number and search it using that. I think there is a link to that database on windrivers.com

[Roy]

If the purpose of your quest is to determine if Adaptec software supports it, dig through Adaptec >Roxio until you get to "No Vendor Known" - or the like - and look for your model number.

I just had to go through that with a CenDyne branded OEM burner.

[garybeafl]

This will tell you everything that is installed on your computer. (I think) You can print out the results. Mine took three pages. Very handy to have. http://www.belarc.com/BelManage.html

[This message has been edited by garybeafl (edited 01-10-2001).]

[jim.t]

this belarc.com...do you have to pay for the program, or did I miss something?

[Ironforge]

You can also download Sisoft Sandra and it will tell you detailed information about your PC Hardware.. (free download)
http://www.sisoftware.demon.co.uk/san_dem/html/dload.htm

the easiest way however, is just dig through your device manager and see what the model # of your drive is..

[capybara]

ironforge:thanx for the link! *_*