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[bigfoote]

My sister inlaw burned us a CD unsing Windows Vista, we are not able to open
this CD using Windows XP Pro. It comes please insert a Disc error, we have
taken this CD to a couple of stores, and inserted it into their equipment, we
get an error please insert Disc.

I visually look at the CD I can tell it has been burned about 2/3 of the CD.

 

[nass]

My sister inlaw burned us a CD unsing Windows Vista, we are not able to open
this CD using Windows XP Pro. It comes please insert a Disc error, we have
taken this CD to a couple of stores, and inserted it into their equipment, we
get an error please insert Disc.

I visually look at the CD I can tell it has been burned about 2/3 of the CD.

May be the CD is defective or that Bad quality the lenses of the CD-ROM not
able to read or the data on it is corrupt.

Did she was able to view it on her machine after burning? and what Version
Vista she is using Vista 32 Bit or Vista 64 bit?.
HTH.
nass

 

[Claggy]

My sister inlaw burned us a CD unsing Windows Vista, we are not able to
open
this CD using Windows XP Pro. It comes please insert a Disc error, we have
taken this CD to a couple of stores, and inserted it into their equipment,
we
get an error please insert Disc.

I visually look at the CD I can tell it has been burned about 2/3 of the
CD.

If other cd's work ok, it might be because vista burns cd's as UDF 2.50 by
default. I don't believe any other operating system can read UDF 2.50.
Might be a plug-in or tool you can install. Haven't looked for that but your
sister in-law could change her preferences to burn at UDF 1.50.
That should be readable on an xp machine.

 

[ju.c]

Also, was the CD finalized? A CD often can only be read in an
unfinalized state by the drive that was used to burn it.


ju.c