There is probably a file in /etc/sysconfig that you could edit to correct this, but I normally just create symbolic links to the appropriate device files on my own, by using "ln -s /dev/devicefromHB /dev/cdrom#" where devicefromHB is the device listed in the hardware browser and cdrom# is the cdrom number.
Now for the potentially bad news. Depending on the installation type you chose, the installation may have repartitioned the hard drive removing the windows partitons. You can view the remaining partitions under the Hard Drive settings in the Hardware Browser. If you don't see any Fat or NTFS partitions, then they were probably removed. If they do still exist, then you can edit the /etc/fstab file to add an entry like: