cd writing wizard

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/Eric and Megan Swope/ said:
Hi. What does anyone know about this. I saw this when I put in a blank
CD-R and dragged a file to my CDR-W drive. It looks like Roxio created it,
but I couldn't find any info about it under help, looking under add/remove
programs and windows components, and didn't see a program folder called
"Roxio" anywhere on the C drive.
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START button|HELP & SUPPORT
Type "CD burning" into the search box.

Learn more here...
http://www.aumha.org/a/xpcd.htm
 
/Eric and Megan Swope/ said:
Thanks to both of you for the help. Is it a built in feature of windows
that can't be removed or uninstalled? I looked on the add/remove programs
tab and the add/remove windows features tab under control panel. Since there
is no program folder for roxio, would any files associated with the cd
writing wizard be under the windows folder on the c: drive?
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It is indeed a built-in. Why would you want to disable it (which can be
done if a similar util is installed)?
You won't find settings referring to Roxio.
 
Hi. What does anyone know about this. I saw this when I put in a blank
CD-R and dragged a file to my CDR-W drive. It looks like Roxio created it,
but I couldn't find any info about it under help, looking under add/remove
programs and windows components, and didn't see a program folder called
"Roxio" anywhere on the C drive. If anyone could tell me where to find info
about this feature on my computer or on the microsoft website, I would
appreiciate it. I am running Windows XP Home SP2. Thanks.
 
dev said:
/Eric and Megan Swope/ said:



START button|HELP & SUPPORT
Type "CD burning" into the search box.

Learn more here...
http://www.aumha.org/a/xpcd.htm
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And, by the way, Roxio did write it. It is a watered-down version of
Easy CD Creator. Support is by Microsoft, not Roxio.

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Thanks to both of you for the help. Is it is built in feature of windows
that can't be removed or uninstalled? I looked on the add/remove programs
tab and the add/remove windows features tab under control panel. Since there
is no program folder for roxio, would any files associated with the cd
writing wizard be under the windows folder on the c: drive? Thanks again.
 
Eric said:
What does anyone know about this. I saw this when I put in a blank
CD-R and dragged a file to my CDR-W drive. It looks like Roxio created it,
but I couldn't find any info about it under help, looking under add/remove
programs and windows components, and didn't see a program folder called
"Roxio" anywhere on the C drive.
Click to expand...

See my page http://aumha.org/win5/a/xpcd.htm

Broadly, the inbuilt burning (which is by Roxio) stashes up files until
you r-click the drive in My Computer and take 'Write Files to CD'. That
then burns a session entirely similar to EasyCD Creator. If you later
put the CD back and let it open in Explorer you will see the files and
an area of 'Files waiting to be written' to which you can add by
Drag/drop, and hence burn a second session. Note that this is all CD-R
techniques, not in spite of appearances a true Drag/Drop like DirectCD
 
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