How to erase a rewritable cd? I have both windows xp & my 2nd computer is Vista. I tried to find a section of 'aid' in media player etc... How do I thia?

Hi, I was burning a CD - R, when I made a mistake w/one of the tracks. I wanted to delete it, & re-do burn the CD, how dod I do that? Any help would be appreciated! Thank you, Raven

You can erase and reuse CD - RW discs; However, the discs would not play in other devices (such as audio CD players).

To resolve this problem, use the CD burner to back up information on CD - R discs. These discs can be written only once, but you can read CD - R discs in most CD players and CD-ROM drives.

To erase files from a CD rewritable disc:

  1. Double-click the icon of the computer on your desk.
  2. In computer, right click the CD player record and then click Open. Windows displays a temporary storage area where files are held before they are copied to the CD. Files or folders that are located in the temporary storage area are listed in the files ready to be written to the CD box.
  3. In the CD writing tasks pane, click erase this CD-RW. Appears in the dialog box in the Wizard welcome burn a CD . After clicking Next, the dialog box erase the CD appears, and the poster progress bar the progress of the process.
  4. When the process is complete, you receive a message in the notification area and you can use the CD - RW disc. Note: not all CDs are erasable. If the CD you are using is not erasable, for example, this function is not available.

Good luck

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