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The only utility that really comes with FWB is an audio player. &nbsp;I don't understand why toshiba wouldn't give you a copy of the program with the drive. &nbsp;Try contacting them, and ask to speak to a manager. &nbsp;maybe they will see the light.<br />

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The only utility that really comes with FWB is an audio player.  I don't understand why toshiba wouldn't give you a copy of the program with the drive.  Try contacting them, and ask to speak to a manager.  maybe they will see the light.


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I have a Toshiba XM-3501TA that won't mount using PC-Exchange (locks at startup) or SCSI Probe. &nbsp;Toshiba says I need to shell out $50 for FWB's CD-ROM Toolkit. &nbsp;Why? &nbsp;I don't want all those utilities, I just want the driver!!!<br />
Does anyone have a driver that will support my CD-ROM? &nbsp;I don't think Apple's will, I have System 7.6.1 installed on my Mac IIsi.
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I have a Toshiba XM-3501TA that won't mount using PC-Exchange (locks at startup) or SCSI Probe.  Toshiba says I need to shell out $50 for FWB's CD-ROM Toolkit.  Why?  I don't want all those utilities, I just want the driver!!!
Does anyone have a driver that will support my CD-ROM?  I don't think Apple's will, I have System 7.6.1 installed on my Mac IIsi.

CD-ROM won't mount!

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