I want to burn some files using windows xp . I put in my CD to be used and
when I try to open it through My computer clicking on the correct drive with
the Cd in it, it gives me the message No accessible :> Can someone help with
t his problem please. Thanks nume52

Try this.

1. Open My Computer - Right click on your CD Drive icon and choose
Properties. Click Recording Tab and make a check mark on "Enable CD-Recording
on this drive".

If the Recording tab is missing then try this:

1. Click Start - Run - type SERVICES.MSC and press Enter key.
2. From the list find IMAPI CD-Burning.
3. Double-click the service and change the Startup type to Automatic and
click Start.

Hope this help, let us know!

"nume52" wrote:

> I want to burn some files using windows xp . I put in my CD to be used and
> when I try to open it through My computer clicking on the correct drive with
> the Cd in it, it gives me the message No accessible :> Can someone help with
> t his problem please. Thanks nume52

See this picture for more information:

http://www.mindyourbrain.1gig.biz/us...Record_pic.JPG

Let us know!

"nume52" wrote:

> I want to burn some files using windows xp . I put in my CD to be used and
> when I try to open it through My computer clicking on the correct drive with
> the Cd in it, it gives me the message No accessible :> Can someone help with
> t his problem please. Thanks nume52

Thanks RajKohli ,It worked like a charm. I also appreciate the picture, I am
a visual learner. If I could be so bold I would like to ask about another
problem I have had for awhile. All of a sudden all my folders in My documents
lost their names when I open it from My Desktop. Now, it will sometimes not
even open from there. If I open it in another program to get something from
it , the names are all there? Would you have any idea what happened there? I
would be so happy to resolve this irritating problem Thanks nume52

"RajKohli" wrote:

> Try this.
>
> 1. Open My Computer - Right click on your CD Drive icon and choose
> Properties. Click Recording Tab and make a check mark on "Enable CD-Recording
> on this drive".
>
> If the Recording tab is missing then try this:
>
> 1. Click Start - Run - type SERVICES.MSC and press Enter key.
> 2. From the list find IMAPI CD-Burning.
> 3. Double-click the service and change the Startup type to Automatic and
> click Start.
>
> Hope this help, let us know!
>
> "nume52" wrote:
>
> > I want to burn some files using windows xp . I put in my CD to be used and
> > when I try to open it through My computer clicking on the correct drive with
> > the Cd in it, it gives me the message No accessible :> Can someone help with
> > t his problem please. Thanks nume52

Open My Documents. Click View button on Standard toolbar and choose some
another view like Details (You can also click on View menu bar and then click
Details). Now, again click on View button (or View menu bar) and hold down
Shift key before clicking on Thumbnail view.

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"nume52" wrote:

> Thanks RajKohli ,It worked like a charm. I also appreciate the picture, I am
> a visual learner. If I could be so bold I would like to ask about another
> problem I have had for awhile. All of a sudden all my folders in My documents
> lost their names when I open it from My Desktop. Now, it will sometimes not
> even open from there. If I open it in another program to get something from
> it , the names are all there? Would you have any idea what happened there? I
> would be so happy to resolve this irritating problem Thanks nume52
>
> "RajKohli" wrote:
>
> > Try this.
> >
> > 1. Open My Computer - Right click on your CD Drive icon and choose
> > Properties. Click Recording Tab and make a check mark on "Enable CD-Recording
> > on this drive".
> >
> > If the Recording tab is missing then try this:
> >
> > 1. Click Start - Run - type SERVICES.MSC and press Enter key.
> > 2. From the list find IMAPI CD-Burning.
> > 3. Double-click the service and change the Startup type to Automatic and
> > click Start.
> >
> > Hope this help, let us know!
> >
> > "nume52" wrote:
> >
> > > I want to burn some files using windows xp . I put in my CD to be used and
> > > when I try to open it through My computer clicking on the correct drive with
> > > the Cd in it, it gives me the message No accessible :> Can someone help with
> > > t his problem please. Thanks nume52

"RajKohli" wrote:

> Open My Documents. Click View button on Standard toolbar and choose some
> another view like Details (You can also click on View menu bar and then click
> Details). Now, again click on View button (or View menu bar) and hold down
> Shift key before clicking on Thumbnail view.
>
> Hope this help, let us know!
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>
>
> "nume52" wrote:
>
> > Thanks RajKohli ,It worked like a charm. I also appreciate the picture, I am
> > a visual learner. If I could be so bold I would like to ask about another
> > problem I have had for awhile. All of a sudden all my folders in My documents
> > lost their names when I open it from My Desktop. Now, it will sometimes not
> > even open from there. If I open it in another program to get something from
> > it , the names are all there? Would you have any idea what happened there? I
> > would be so happy to resolve this irritating problem Thanks nume52
> >
> > "RajKohli" wrote:
> >
> > > Try this.
> > >
> > > 1. Open My Computer - Right click on your CD Drive icon and choose
> > > Properties. Click Recording Tab and make a check mark on "Enable CD-Recording
> > > on this drive".
> > >
> > > If the Recording tab is missing then try this:
> > >
> > > 1. Click Start - Run - type SERVICES.MSC and press Enter key.
> > > 2. From the list find IMAPI CD-Burning.
> > > 3. Double-click the service and change the Startup type to Automatic and
> > > click Start.
> > >
> > > Hope this help, let us know!
> > >
> > > "nume52" wrote:
> > >
> > > > I want to burn some files using windows xp . I put in my CD to be used and
> > > > when I try to open it through My computer clicking on the correct drive with
> > > > the Cd in it, it gives me the message No accessible :> Can someone help with
> > > > t his problem please. Thanks nume52

Once again thank you it well. So glad I found this newsgroup and found
someone like you that can help so well. My gratitude is over flowing this has
been a very irritiable problem. Thanks very much!! nume52

"RajKohli" wrote:

> See this picture for more information:
>
> http://www.mindyourbrain.1gig.biz/us...Record_pic.JPG
>
> Let us know!
>
> "nume52" wrote:
>
> > I want to burn some files using windows xp . I put in my CD to be used and
> > when I try to open it through My computer clicking on the correct drive with
> > the Cd in it, it gives me the message No accessible :> Can someone help with
> > t his problem please. Thanks nume52

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"nume52" wrote:

> Thanks RajKohli ,It worked like a charm. I also appreciate the picture, I am
> a visual learner. If I could be so bold I would like to ask about another
> problem I have had for awhile. All of a sudden all my folders in My documents
> lost their names when I open it from My Desktop. Now, it will sometimes not
> even open from there. If I open it in another program to get something from
> it , the names are all there? Would you have any idea what happened there? I
> would be so happy to resolve this irritating problem Thanks nume52
>
> "RajKohli" wrote:
>
> > Try this.
> >
> > 1. Open My Computer - Right click on your CD Drive icon and choose
> > Properties. Click Recording Tab and make a check mark on "Enable CD-Recording
> > on this drive".
> >
> > If the Recording tab is missing then try this:
> >
> > 1. Click Start - Run - type SERVICES.MSC and press Enter key.
> > 2. From the list find IMAPI CD-Burning.
> > 3. Double-click the service and change the Startup type to Automatic and
> > click Start.
> >
> > Hope this help, let us know!
> >
> > "nume52" wrote:
> >
> > > I want to burn some files using windows xp . I put in my CD to be used and
> > > when I try to open it through My computer clicking on the correct drive with
> > > the Cd in it, it gives me the message No accessible :> Can someone help with
> > > t his problem please. Thanks nume52

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"nume52" wrote:

> Once again thank you it well. So glad I found this newsgroup and found
> someone like you that can help so well. My gratitude is over flowing this has
> been a very irritiable problem. Thanks very much!! nume52
>
> "RajKohli" wrote:
>
> > See this picture for more information:
> >
> > http://www.mindyourbrain.1gig.biz/us...Record_pic.JPG
> >
> > Let us know!
> >
> > "nume52" wrote:
> >
> > > I want to burn some files using windows xp . I put in my CD to be used and
> > > when I try to open it through My computer clicking on the correct drive with
> > > the Cd in it, it gives me the message No accessible :> Can someone help with
> > > t his problem please. Thanks nume52

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>You're ALL-WAYS Welcome.
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This may come as a surprise to you but that stupid sig of yours is
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