G Guest Jan 3, 2005 #1 How do I cancel 'read only' attribute in XP, while copying music/jpg files to CD ROM whilst using Windows XP media centre.
How do I cancel 'read only' attribute in XP, while copying music/jpg files to CD ROM whilst using Windows XP media centre.
C Carey Frisch [MVP] Jan 3, 2005 #2 Files copied to a CD will always be "Read Only". -- Carey Frisch Microsoft MVP Windows XP - Shell/User Be Smart! Protect Your PC! http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/protect/default.aspx --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- : | How do I cancel 'read only' attribute in XP, while copying music/jpg files to | CD ROM whilst using Windows XP media centre.
Files copied to a CD will always be "Read Only". -- Carey Frisch Microsoft MVP Windows XP - Shell/User Be Smart! Protect Your PC! http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/protect/default.aspx --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- : | How do I cancel 'read only' attribute in XP, while copying music/jpg files to | CD ROM whilst using Windows XP media centre.
R Raymond J. Johnson Jr. Jan 3, 2005 #3 | How do I cancel 'read only' attribute in XP, while copying music/jpg files to | CD ROM whilst using Windows XP media centre. Was there something about the replies to your earlier post that didn't appeal to you?
| How do I cancel 'read only' attribute in XP, while copying music/jpg files to | CD ROM whilst using Windows XP media centre. Was there something about the replies to your earlier post that didn't appeal to you?
K Ken Blake Jan 3, 2005 #4 In John Sid said: How do I cancel 'read only' attribute in XP, while copying music/jpg files to CD ROM whilst using Windows XP media centre. Click to expand... The "RO" in "CDROM" stands for "read-only." It's the nature of the beast and you can't change it.
In John Sid said: How do I cancel 'read only' attribute in XP, while copying music/jpg files to CD ROM whilst using Windows XP media centre. Click to expand... The "RO" in "CDROM" stands for "read-only." It's the nature of the beast and you can't change it.
A Alex Nichol Jan 4, 2005 #5 John said: How do I cancel 'read only' attribute in XP, while copying music/jpg files to CD ROM whilst using Windows XP media centre. Click to expand... You don't. It is using CD-R methods and the files are inherently read only
John said: How do I cancel 'read only' attribute in XP, while copying music/jpg files to CD ROM whilst using Windows XP media centre. Click to expand... You don't. It is using CD-R methods and the files are inherently read only
