writing to a cd after upgrading to windows 2000

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Do I need to purchase seperate 3rd party software to be
able to write files to a cd after upgrading to windows
2000? My ezcd creator 3 is incompatible with 2000. - this
is the version that came with the machine. From all that I
see I have to purchase either a new version or a different
software to be able to write to the cd.
any comments or experience with this ?
 
Windows 2000 does not provide "CD writing" software. If you want to
write CD's you will have to aquire suitable software.
 
Do I need to purchase seperate 3rd party software to be
able to write files to a cd after upgrading to windows
2000? My ezcd creator 3 is incompatible with 2000. - this
is the version that came with the machine. From all that I
see I have to purchase either a new version or a different
software to be able to write to the cd.
any comments or experience with this ?
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AFAICT from the Roxio site (Roxio have taken over support for Adaptec stuff.)
there is no longer any support for Easy CD Creator 3. You could try
http://www.driverguide.com/ to see if anyone has W2K drivers for the thing.
If not, you'll have to purchase some new s/w. I think I'd go for Nero, rather
than Easy CD - it seems to be a tad more compatible with W2K than Easy CD.

Good hunting.
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