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if it came with drivers you could try installing them, that is if you have another drive that does read disks. As for the booting your hard drive should be on one cable and any other cd/dvd drives on the other. Which cd/dvd drive you select for master doesn't really matter besides it looks at it first. Which device your computer boots from is set up in the bios options you could double check that it is in the right spot and the disk in the right drive. As for the drive not reading disks try cleaning the lenses in the drive it might help.
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