Satellite A60-106: Unable to open Microsoft Office 2003

I have Satellite A60-106 laptop with windows XP home edition pre-installed. After recent failure of windows i have used product recovery DVD of toshiba. Following that I was successful in downloading other software like microsoft works, one note, Norton antivirus from CD. But Microsoft student and teacher edition 2003 CD is not opening in my CD/DVD drive.
It makes normal CD accessing noice after inserting, but not accessible. Pressing 'run' shows error message as D:\ not accessible, I/O device error.
The same CD (microsoft 2003) opens with other computers.
So where is the fault and how to rectify?
I have tried all sorts of advice through web.
Can some one please help me?

Hi
For me it looks like a hardware fault. The error says that the drive is not able to read from the Microsoft CD.
There must be something wrong with the drive lens and therefore the lens cannot read the CD and the drive is not accessible!
Possibly after lens cleaning you could use this CD.

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