"DanR" said in news:
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How do I read CDs made in Windows 98 in my new Windows XP?
You wrote the CD magically under Windows 98? No, you used some software to
write to it. What might that software be? There isn't a Windows XP version
of that same software?
If it was a UDF writer program, you'll need to install a UDF reader program
on Windows that can understand the format you wrote it in.
CD-ROM Drive May Not Be Able to Read a UDF-Formatted Disc in Windows XP
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=321640
I can make lots of guess as to what you used to write the CD while under
Windows 98, but I'm not going. I'll only venture that you might've used
either Adaptec/Roxio DirectCD or Ahead Nero InCD. Both provide UDF support
for CD-RW media. Both have versions that run under Windows XP (if you want
all the other functionality, too).
Roxio provides a freebie UDF reader utility at:
http://www.roxio.com/en/support/ecdc/software_updatesv4.jhtml.
Ahead Nero provides a freebie UDF reader at:
http://www.nero.com/us/631977199298978.html
