CS 5.5 install disk is not loading?

CS 5.5 install disk is not loading, It is installing until the second disk, then it will not recognize that the disk is in the drive. The disk is completely spotless. Why won't it continue with the install?
I have to use cs 5.5 because that is what I have a serial number to. Thanks

copy both discs contents to a directory on your desktop and click setup.

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