can we burn CD-R twice?
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That depends.  If it isn't filled to capacity, you can certainly add data to it.  If you mean can you erase the data on it and then write it again, no, you can't do that only media with a +RW or -RW can be erased and rewritten.
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split the file into two and then burn it onto 2 cd;s
40589
If you don't really need this database and the point is that you're going to use this RW once again - just use NERO's (or whatever CDRW-soft you use) feature "clean CD-RW". Tadam! Here we have a brand new CD-RW ready for burning once again.
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Hi Beautiful,\nOnly if you are using a CD RW and a burner that is capable of it. \nYou have to go through a process called finalizing so as to use a CD-RW on player that you did not burn the CD from and you have to unfinalize the CD to rewrite it.
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Yes there is way. Use Nero it will allow you to make boot able CD.
1039085
rip the song or songs from one cd onto your pc hardrive and then burn it to the other.
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been there too. cd rw disks are unmanagable. i cant find a decent brand that i dont encounter a problem. first you have to format it which takes too long. and when you use another computer it wont be recognized. so what i do now is just use cdr which is much cheaper than rewritables. i just transferre my previous backups to cdr. i used the original drive to read and write to another media. or you can transfer the old cdrw to your new computer. it is not advisable to have a combo on a desktop cause if it breaks then you lost both functionality.
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Real simple folks -\n\nIf it's a CD-R, files cannot be erased or deleted in such a manner that the CD can be used again.  It's a one-time use CD. Period.  You can use acid, nuke it in a microwave, put it through a shredder, run over it with a bulldozer if you're concerned that the data may find it's way into the wrong hands.\n\nIf it's a CD-RW, it can be erased and re-used.  When you put the CD in the computer, and if you're using Win XP, you will see a prompt in the left hand task pane to "erase".  Click on that and follow the prompts.  If you're not using Win XP, go to My Computer, right click the icon containing the CD, and you should have an "erase" command.\n\n***NOTE***  When you erase a CD-RW it's all or nothing.  You cannot select which files to erase.  You either erase the entire CD or nothing at all.
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if it's cd-r you can only  crack into two pieces but if it's cd--rw than just erase it by Nero or other sofware
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is your disk drive d  a  cd burner?
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Using a cd burning program, you can get one at http://www.downloads.com
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most DVD burners will copy both. just as long a you use the right CD. I use CDRW to copy games and music. If you burn dvd's you have to use the dvd disk
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burn it onto a dvd-r disc
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Yes, save it somewhere else before you burn it. Then add it to the CD "compilation screen" in the CD burning software. Make sure you don't delete your downloads until after your CD has been burned/created.
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Have you used these CD-RW's before?  If so, you may need to erase the discs prior to burning the new data.  If you re-use the discs without erasing, they may be "multisession" discs, and you're simply out of sessions (not sure of the limit, but there is one).\n\nAlso, if these discs are re-used with any degree of frequency, you have have exceeded the re-use count.  Typically CD-R/W discs are rated for up to 1000 rewrites.  Once you get beyond this, the rewritable surface begins to deteriorate too much to store any data.\n\nAccording to Dell's website, the optical drive options are either a CD-ROM drive, DVD-ROM drive, DVD-ROM drive with CD-R/RW, or a DVD-R/RW.  Any chance it's a DVD-ROM with CD-R/RW and you're trying to burn a DVD-R/W disc?  Sorry, but I have to ask.\n\nOtherwise, the drive may be failing and in need of service.  If this is the case, you can also purchase an external USB2 DVD+/-R/RW drive and use it instead.
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Use Easy CD creator or Roxio or Nero and most of them allows drag and drop. And you'll automatically burn your cd.
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If it's not a DVD+RW or DVD-RW, You can't re-use it.  If you have a DVD recorder, check out the owners manual.  For the computer, use Nero, Roxio Easy DVD, or any kind of burning software.