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If there is no cd in the drive, then Windows prepares to write the file to
the CD as expected. But when I put a blank cd in the drive, Windows doesn't
give me any option to burn the files. And also, if I start the process with
a cd in the drive, then Windows won't even copy a file to the special folder
called "CD Burning" (or something like that).
The drive can read CDs and DVDs ok, however . . .
If there is no cd in the drive, then Windows prepares to write the file to
the CD as expected. But when I put a blank cd in the drive, Windows doesn't
give me any option to burn the files. And also, if I start the process with
a cd in the drive, then Windows won't even copy a file to the special folder
called "CD Burning" (or something like that).
The drive can read CDs and DVDs ok, however . . .