I have copied a cd on my pc how do I put it onto a blank cd

Copy all your data from the old computer onto a blank CD, blank DVD, or onto a USB flash drive, or external hard drive. Then copy it to the new computer.

When both computers are in the same location, you can use an Ethernet cable to transfer information between machines. If you don’t have a hub, router, or switch, look for a crossover cable to complete the process.

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do you have a cd writer or rom drive is the first thing you have to check, if it's a writer then put the disc in first and it should give you an option to write files to cd accept then follow the the instruction to add your files, assuming your running windows. iif that does'nt work check to see if your discs are + or - it may be your wriiter will only accept one kind

Press and hold copy. Enter password then press menu. Enter time, date, and camera number. Insert blank CD-R into cd drive. Press menu to move to next screen. Select add next option to put the time/date into the black dialog box. After it puts that info into the black box use the arrow keys to select create cd. This will burn the info from the black box onto the cd. DM dvrs also download viewing software along with the recorded video so you will be able to view it from any pc with a cd drive.

Press and hold copy. Enter password then press menu. Enter time, date, and camera number. Insert blank CD-R into cd drive. Press menu to move to next screen. Select add next option to put the time/date into the black dialog box. After it puts that info into the black box use the arrow keys to select create cd. This will burn the info from the black box onto the cd. DM dvrs also download viewing software along with the recorded video so you will be able to view it from any pc with a cd drive

Just a thought, we have CD for this camera, would it be possible for it to be copied onto blank CD? I have a **** PC but maybe someone else can do this for you?

there are programs on the net that will copy from tape to cd via the computer if you have a cd writer on the pc hope this helps regards Jim

What type of CD did you copy? Different CD types have different methods for copying them (Example: a music CD has multiple tracks to copy; better to rip them then reburn them onto a blank disk; a DVD disk has multiple data, video and audio files protected on the disk, a straight copy wont work). Based on your question, you tried copying a music CD. Use a program like Windows Media Player, RealPlayer, or iTunes to rip the disk, then copy the ripped tracks to a blank disk. All three of these programs are free, and there are tons of other free alternatives out there to do this.

Its a common problem with CDs. Check that your CD drive can PLAY CDs. If so either the CD drives optical head is dirty or your CD pack are low quality. CDs damage real easy. Try putting another CD, another brand or you must use CD doctor-something like that. Did that help

It's possible that the CD burning service isn't running on your computer.

Click Start --> Settings --> Control Panel --> Administrative Tools --> Services

Scroll down in the list to "IMAPI CD-Burning COM Service" and double click on it. Make sure it is set to Automatic. If it isn't currently running, click "Start."

Also, if you right-click on the CD drive in My Computer, and select properties, is there a Recording tab there? If there is, click on the tab and make sure that "Enable CD Recording" is checked. If the Recording tab is NOT there, please let me know.

hi,
We also need to know whether your copying from one drive direct to another so the disk you want to copy in say b drive and blank cd in another drive.
or is it putting disk you want to copy onto computer then remove and put disk in same drive we need to know this as it is different either way.

KizzyJr ill leave this to you as you posted first but thought the info i asked for would help you explain ok
any problems give me a shout ok

Sorry Kizzy if i jumped above your post but not on purpose ok so misnowman1