An OS CD is a disc that contains the Operating System and from which you can install a fresh copy of the OS onto your computer. A modern OS is likely to come on a DVD rather than a CD.
Download an ISO of the Mac OS CD, and then burn that ISO with Nero to the CD. It will be an exact copy of that disc. If the ISO was copied from a bootable CD then the copy you burn will be bootable.
Perhaps the CD is only operable on a Windows OS? That, or the CD has severe superficial damage.
insert CD and follow the instructions
You'll have to get a specific version available on the Mac OS X platform, unless the CD that came with the CD says it also works on OS X (such as Spore).
The original OS' disk.
You set the bios to CD boot. After that reinstall windows with a windows xp cd.
CD that is readable on Windows and Mac Os computers (and others also like Linux).
well i never tried it but what you may have to do is write the OS on an other computer by linking the harddrive of the laptop to a computer with a CD ROM drive. afteer you write the OS on the harddrive you place it back on the laptop with no drives.
you need a bootable OS nstallation CD.
The installation CD of the new OS should be bootable. Boot the computer with the disc in, and choose to install the OS. It should give you an option to clean install, and format.
It depends on the OS. If it comes on a CD, put the CD in hte drive as the computer boots up, and follow the prompts.
because the recovery CD for a notebook is spefically custom to that notebook a retail version does not have the (correct) stuff to making the notebook function properly