Burn
a CD on Windows XP without using software
Windows
XP comes with a builtin CD-copy feature that not many people are aware of.
Although almost everyone has his/her favorite CD-copy software to stick with,
it is still good to know about this CDR feature from Windows XP. You will
find it very useful when you come to another PC that doesn't have a CD-copy
software, and you can't just install your favorite software to it. With this
feature, you can write some data or MP3 files to a CD/DVD, or erase a
re-writable CD/DVD.
If
you're using a Re-Writable CD (CD-RW), make sure the disc is blank. You might
need to erase (or "format") it before use. For information how to
erase a CD-RW on Windows XP without using any other software,
Requirements:
You need to enable the CD-R feature on Windows XP. If you haven't done so,
1.
Insert
a Formated-ReWritable CD or a Recordable (CD-R) disc into the CD drive.
2.
From
Desktop, double-click on "My Computer".
3.
Navigate
to the files/folders you want to copy to CD. Select them and press "Ctrl-c"
to copy.
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5. On the left panel, select "Write these files to CD".
6.The window "CD Writing
Wizard" appears with the default CD name. Change the CD name
if you wish, then click "Next".
7.The "CD Writing Wizard" starts to write files/folders to the CD:
8. Once the writing process is complete, the wizard will
disappear and the CD-Rom will be ejected.
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