Burning CD question..........?
920041
Yes, you can download from a faster connection and then send them via email to yourself for later, however they will be the same as downloading them because email works the same way on dial up as it works with a fast connection.  I guess the better thing to do would be to download them from the faster internet connection and if you have a jump drive big enough to transfer to that and then load to your other computer.  This is my best suggestion because either way it will take the same time on dial up if you are checking the email on dial up.
788166
A CD burner is hardware.......how the heck would you download it when it is something you have to install in your computor?\n\nNow if you want burning software then Nero to me is the best which you can get here\n\nhttp://www.online-cool.com/JR/software/nero?gclid=CO6ZyczS44gCFU5xFQodtGZ-og
1116534
normally when your using xp as your system just plug it and it will be automatically installed.......and for the software needed for burning i guess you can download nero or other similar softwares.....
586048
the files is too big for the cd..\ntry to reduce the files size..\nor just burn it to dvd..
1091907
rip the cd... and burn it to a new cd with nero or windows media
797578
is your disk drive d  a  cd burner?
343681
DOS doesn't have a native command for that. Use a software designed for burning CDs.
849771
download a song, save it in one of your folders. Once its saved right click on your mouse, a list will come up, Scroll down to Add to burn list. Once you've added all the songs to your list put a cd in the drive and burn that music.\nENJOY!!!
631067
the cd is write protected for most cds are now-a-days... no help on this one sorry bud.
257023
copy to the windows CD/DVD drive and later burn it by using windows burner when you put a recordable CD/ DVD in the drive. Alternatively use Nero or roxia media creator or any decent burning software.
367066
CD-r burns on the bottom of the disk, where a CD+R burns on the top.  There is really no difference in terms of use.
981768
Burn it using a dvd-r cd's
1023191
get o CD burnner an there will be a wizard to show you how to on the program that comes w/ the CD bunner!!!!!
754830
Most burnable CD's can hold around 80 minutes, so you could burn three 25 minute comedy programs onto one CD.\n\nThe hardware necessary to burn CD's is a CD burner.  You can buy one at almost any electronics store (Best Buy, for instance).  Ask any sales associate to help you find the best one for your computer.\n\nBurning a CD requires either Windows Media Player (WMP) or an actual burning software.  If you have WMP, then you just have to find the file you want to burn, right click on it and select "Add to Burn List".  For instance, if you wanted to burn your favorite comedy routine by Dane Cook, you would locate the file in the folder where you saved it, right click on the file, then look for "Add to Burn List" when the option box drops down.  When you click on "Add to Burn List", it should open WMP for you and add the song to the "Burn List" which will show up on the right side of the program.  Add as many files as you can (less than 80 minutes worth) and then select "Start Burn" (which will be at the bottom right of the WMP program).\n\nIf you don't have or don't want to use WMP, download this free CD burning program: http://www.download.com/Express-Burn/3000-2646_4-10596271.html?tag=lst-0-7
1045199
If you use a CD-R, put files on it,it becomes read only and the files can not be changed. \n\nHowever, if you use a CD-RW (and have a CD-RW drive), you can format the CD-RW as if it is a gigantic floppy disk, and write files to it, delete them, re-write, etc. \n\nYou will need software for formating the CD-RW, but that should be included as part of the burning software program that came with your CD burner.  Check the Helps in the program.
355713
OK, this is not going to be easy..but I am going to assume that you  do not use a CD Burning Program, just the resident Windows XP burning software?\n\nOpen some documents and try to save them to a NEW Blank CD, if this works then  we know it is not the CD Drive.\n\nTry downloading a trial version of one of the recognized CD Burner Programs, like Nero to see if it recognizes your burner.\n\nHave you updated any System Drivers with windows Update since it last worked? Maybe it corrupted your drive...\n\nCan you/Did you update the firmware of your CD Burner?\n\nTry www.Driverguide.com if you can not find any on the manufacturer's website.\n\nIn the Hardware/Device Manager Screen does the Windows XP Software see the drive as a CD/R/W  Drive?\n\nLastly ...as simple as it might sound... check the connections in side the PC, they might have come loose.
1092428
Make sure you don't have any other programs running whilst you are burning.  If that dosen't help then take a look at the bargain cd drives you can buy on ebay.