I know this is a dumb question, but i've never, ever used CDRW's before (only CDR's....) but now i need to transfer information from one computer to another, so i finally USED the CDRW function of my burners and burned stuff onto a CDRW.... now....

i want to delete the information on them and re-burn other information (which correct me if i'm wrong but i was led to believe that was the POINT of CDRWs....).... but when i put a full CDRW in the slot and try to burn new information, it says "Insert blank CD to continue: CD in drive is full" or "not enough room on drive D:"..... so... is there some "trick" to deleting whats on the CD first?

sorry, never bothered to learn this one!

-ABT-

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Peace.

what are you using, cd creator or nero? on my nero i go to recorder/erase rewritable...on creator i think theres a cd eraser i don't remember

for nero:



then follow instructions

and if you're not using nero, then, uhm, you should be lol

^^^Hmmm didn't i just say that? lol jk pics are more helpful

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Originally posted by lMIlk ^^^Hmmm didn't i just say that? lol jk pics are more helpful

LOL, ya, i just got side-tracked on somethin else and didn't know you posted until i did. heheh, anyway, pics are easier

thanks guys!

i use Nero on this computer and CD Creator on the other (partly b/c the Nero software ONLY works with the TDK burner i purchased for this computer (it reads the burner and says so ) and partly because the pirated version i have of Nero won't work on XP (which is my other computer), but Easy CD Creator will....

thanks!

-ABT-

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Peace.

ABT, I have XP and a working Nero...so drop me a line....

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