Can I burn several CD's without giving my computer a rest?
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this won´t hurt you´re computer but is not good for the burner. if you are going to do lots of multiple burns get a other burner and use them one after the other this will give them a rest between burns.\np.s. good burners are cheap as chips at the moment
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If you want copy a protected CD for "backup purposes" you should check out programs such as Alcohol 120%, Clone CD and Clone DVD, Virtual Drive and so on. They are not free unfortunately.
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It depends on your OS (Operating System) and if/what you're cd burning program is.
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Yes you can, however the drive will only burn at the drive's speed (the highest common speed that the drive and media have in common, in this case it would be dvd @ 8x and cd's @ 24x).\n\nhope this answers your question.
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In control panel -> power options there is an option to turn of hard disks after a certain amount of idle time. However, I'm not sure if this treats each disk individually or if it will only turn off all disks at once.
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Nope, just have to buy a CR-RW.  That way you can create a cd, and if you mess up or don't like it, you can delete the contents and make a new  one, or just add to it.
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DOS doesn't have a native command for that. Use a software designed for burning CDs.
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You can burn folders full of files to CD, but if they're music, they won't play unless they're in the root of the CD (not in folders). Also, you'll need to make sure that the combination of files in all folders don't exceed the capacity of the CD.
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By this I assume you mean burn a CD that can not be copied.\n\nThere's not really any way to do this. The method in which CDs are writen is too well known. If you actualy managed to develop some way that a CD could not be copied, someone would manage to crack is in a matter of days.\n\nAlso, if you're talking about music CD's, there's no way to stop people from playing them. If you can play a music CD, it's a simple matter to route the output into the input and record the music into an mp3 file without the CD player knowing it's doing anything other than sending music to a pair of headphones.
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If you are using Windows XP it's called "diskpart". Go to Help and Support from your start menu for info. You do not need the CD for this.
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yes u can but it will slow your computer. i recommend you install a fresh copy.
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No, but you should rip the cd, not burn it - use Windows Media Player - insert the disc and select rip - follow the onscreen prompts x
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Try CDBurnerXPPro - CD burning software  Download from http://www.cdburnerxp.se/downloadsetup.zip
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Get a software to do it, like AMAZING CD & DVD  BURNER which you can find on www.downlad.com
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You can if you set it as a multisession disk. Nero will have an option for this.
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If you have the cdand a cd burner pop it into the computer and some options are going to pop and press burn cd and it will walk you through the process
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Using a cd burning program, you can get one at http://www.downloads.com