Is there any way in XP to bypass the ready to write to cd message? I would
like the files to be written to cd without this prompt. I have a backup
program that puts a backup file to the cd, but I have to click the this
prompt to get the files to a cd. I want to task schedule this job at night
and auto save to cd without this message. So, in the morning my file is on
the cd. Thanks in advance

"kathyb" wrote:

> Is there any way in XP to bypass the ready to write to cd message? I would
> like the files to be written to cd without this prompt. I have a backup
> program that puts a backup file to the cd, but I have to click the this
> prompt to get the files to a cd. I want to task schedule this job at night
> and auto save to cd without this message. So, in the morning my file is on
> the cd. Thanks in advance
Never mind, I found the answer on a message posted 5/31/05 when I searched
DLA. I need a third party software package to do this. This is a feature
microsoft should have kept on XP. Instead the cd writing is aggravating and
more money must be spent on a third party software package to get what should
be a part of a normal operating system.

kathyb wrote:

>
> "kathyb" wrote:
>
>
>>Is there any way in XP to bypass the ready to write to cd message? I would
>>like the files to be written to cd without this prompt. I have a backup
>>program that puts a backup file to the cd, but I have to click the this
>>prompt to get the files to a cd. I want to task schedule this job at night
>>and auto save to cd without this message. So, in the morning my file is on
>>the cd. Thanks in advance
>
> Never mind, I found the answer on a message posted 5/31/05 when I searched
> DLA. I need a third party software package to do this. This is a feature
> microsoft should have kept on XP. Instead the cd writing is aggravating and
> more money must be spent on a third party software package to get what should
> be a part of a normal operating system.

And to think other people complain about operating system bloat!