“My internal cd player stopped working. Would this work the same way instead of getting my internal CD fixed.”

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• Yes only difference is it is an external once plugged in computer sees it as just another another drive. Mine is recognized a drive K: I have put both recorded cds I purchased as well as older ones I burned several years ago and it used Windows Media player and played all of them without trouble. I have the system set to auto play audio CDs via Windows Media player but I have also used several other players as well including an older version of Winamp. Other advantage is it can also burn audio CDs without problems as well.

  Answered by wmrcolo 7 years ago

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• Yes, it should. Plug into USB port, load software and ready to go.

  Answered by DomT 7 years ago

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• I would think so. Ask Geek Squad.

  Answered by slgs 7 years ago

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• Yes.

  Answered by Anonymous 7 years ago

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• It would be cheaper to just get an external cd rom drive like this. Keep in mind most places wont repair, they will just replace and the gost will be higher. Also this drive is a read only. You will want a all in one read/writer and dvd compatible.

  Answered by Joseph 7 years ago

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