How many times can you re-write on a CD-RW before the disk starts to lose integrity?
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Well I've used Many of them... I found Sony Was better.\nI used it almost More than 20 time... and worked perfect for me. \nand Maxell - about 8-10\n other local brand (differ)- 6-15
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When u Delete a file from CD it is not Deleted Physically so each time you delete a file you reduce the capacity of the RW/DVD. So It's depend of the Size of the File that u Delete and Times you do it.
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CD-R & CD-RW\n\nCD-R  is permanent. meaning you can't change it once the music is on there.\n\nCD-RW is rewritable over and over again. \nI prefer Sony's CD-R.
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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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Your cd drive has failed. Replace it.\n\nBest looking at DVD +- RW's as they are proving more stable than CD writers.
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unless the CD is a CD-RW, and you have a CD-RW burner...
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Format it, if it's a CD-RW.  If it's a CD-R, you can't change it once you burned it the first time.
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because the files on a cdrw are read-only, they cannot be changed. you have to copy the files to your harddrive, change them to read/write, save them and then rewrite them to the cdrw
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Use the Spell Check next time. I'm afraid to tell you that your Cd-RW Drive has gone bad. The only  thing that you can do is buy another one, or obtain another one. You can download some diagnostic software for CD-RW drives.
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If you don't have CD writer & a blank rewritable CD with you, forget the rest of this.\n\nCopy content of your first CD in some folder in your computer.\nInsert blank CD in CD writer and start CD writer software.\nPoint CD writer Software to the content of the old CD.\nStart writing the CD and you are done.
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Yes the are DataCD's which can hold data more than 700MB .The maximum cd size Available is 800MB and you have to over burn your Cds to write 800 MB Of Data on this disk and also if you are writing 800MB of data then you need to use "Disk-at-Once" as wrriting option and not "Track-at-Once". Also you will have to ,in case of NERO , Enable "Disk-at-Once" Burning and set the Maximum CD Length to 89 mim 59 Sec and 0 Frm. \nIn case of NERo Burning Rom You can set this in File>Preferences sselect the "Expert Features" tab and set the values as mentioned above.\n This method allows you to write 800Mb of Data on 800Mb of Disc only.\nBut there is another way by which you can read and write 900MB of data on 800MB of Disc .\n  BUT 1st Of all you Cd writer Should support Disc Over burning otherwise it may damage your cd write. therfore check your user's manual 1st
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WEll thats because theres an type of disk its called CD-RW, you apparently have a regular CD-R disk\n\nCD-RW (cd rewriteable) BUt theres a chance you may already have a CD_RW disk so you may want to use the Erase DISk feature on the program u use.
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yo cannot do that, because the system files, cache files, and most of the other files are constantly being chnged, updated, and overwritten, the cd cannpt be changed once it is written so it won't work, nice thought though. \nwhat you can do, is when you first get your system set up, is to burn a disk image of your system onto a cd or dvd, or an image file on another HD, or even a large flash drive, create the restore disk and then just run the restore program, and direct it to the image file, and then you will get your system back pristine. Symantec ghost will handle that for you
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If you do that you will lose a lot of quality. CD+RWs can't hold enough data (700mb).
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if u want to MODIFY a file save to your desktop do the changes and reburn to a CD-R or CD-RW  u can't change a file that is on a CD has the file is deamed READ_ONLY and is unchangeable even on a CD-RW DISK to save the wasting of a CD-RW save all the files to a folder wipe the CD_RW change the file u want or update has needed then reburn the CD_RW personly for a lot of files a DVD-RW disk in data mode is a nice thing to do has u can store 4500mb of data on a singel DVD-rw disk (needs a DVD burner and nero) i hope this helps you
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to the best of my recollection, disc writing can be either track-at-once multisession, track-at-once single session, or disc-at-once.  logically, packet based writing would be track at once/multisession directly in the operating system, i.e. dragging files to an empty cd folder.  i have an mp3 sony discman; i use multisession often and it works fine... try burning the cd at disc-at-once however; it has a higher compatibility rate with, well, everything.
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DVD re-writeabe/readable \n        RW         R