Reading old CDs

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I upgraded from ME to XP and most CDs work ok. A few recorded on an even
earlier version (maybe 98) that were able to be read on ME are not recognized
on XP. They are read as 0 space available and 0 space used. Any help?
 
windows 98 does not have CD burning software thus you need a 3rd party
software to burn a CD in windows 98.
 
snoutmonster said:
I upgraded from ME to XP and most CDs work ok. A few recorded on an
even earlier version (maybe 98) that were able to be read on ME are
not recognized
on XP. They are read as 0 space available and 0 space used. Any
help?
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It means they were probably made using a packet writing program such as
the old DirectCD (Roxio) or InCD. You need to have the same program
installed on the target computer or a UDF Reader. See this Google
search:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=udf+reader&btnG=Search

Malke
 
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