mmontanaro
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Reading Files on CD after burning- "Files waiting to be burned" blank
This is driving me crazy and I know it is something very simple.
I used Windows Explorer to burn pictures to a CD. I don't have separate CD burning software since I do this so rarely.
I successfully burned the CD. When I insert the CD in another Windows 7 machine, it sees the folders and files just fine. Same thing on a Mac- sees everything just fine.
When I put the CD back in the original machine (that was used for the burning), all I see is a blank view in Windows Explorer, where it says "Drag files to this folder to add them to the disc."
If I set the folder to display hidden files and folders, all I see is the dreaded desktop.ini file.
If I go to a command prompt and type in the CD's drive letter (e: in this case) I get a message saying there is no file system on the CD.
I'm rapidly pulling my hair out on this one.
This is driving me crazy and I know it is something very simple.
I used Windows Explorer to burn pictures to a CD. I don't have separate CD burning software since I do this so rarely.
I successfully burned the CD. When I insert the CD in another Windows 7 machine, it sees the folders and files just fine. Same thing on a Mac- sees everything just fine.
When I put the CD back in the original machine (that was used for the burning), all I see is a blank view in Windows Explorer, where it says "Drag files to this folder to add them to the disc."
If I set the folder to display hidden files and folders, all I see is the dreaded desktop.ini file.
If I go to a command prompt and type in the CD's drive letter (e: in this case) I get a message saying there is no file system on the CD.
I'm rapidly pulling my hair out on this one.
My Computer
At a glance
Windows 7 64-bitcore i78GB
- Computer type
- Laptop
- Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
- HP
- OS
- Windows 7 64-bit
- CPU
- core i7
- Memory
- 8GB