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Allegro, Granted the apparent stupidity of all this, why not call Microsoft and ask them what legal options you have so far as they're concerned? I fully realize they'll want to push support back...

Hi,

DELL 2400 DIM w-SONIC CD WRITER

I transferred several files from my HDD to a recordable CD-R disk, using drag and drop. Then I followed the instructions to actually save them to the CD. I did and was successful!

But the next day, I went to add a few more files to that CD, an error message stated it could not write these files to CD. I verified that I had the correct CD in the drive. And I know there was enough space on the CD disk! The disk went bad after one writing? Possible. My PC would just not read that disk!

TWO QUESTIONS: a) Is there a better, more recommended, more simpler program available than Sonic? Better for me, an older version perhaps, (because of personal finances)?

b) Is there a simple way to make a copy of a CD? Or is my 78 year old brain just turning to gorgonzola cheese? I just can't figure it out!

Thanks so much for all the help!

Mike

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