how can I copy a Cd to another CD without saving its content to my computer?

Answer 1

You need a burning program, and choose the option that says "Copy Entire CD" or something along those lines.

Answer 2

yes this is possible but not recommended. when you do a CD copy, the software is storing a temporary file, the contents of the disc, to the computer hard drive. normally this temp file is deleted after the duplicate has been burned. if you absolutely must not have any data stored on the local hard drive ever, you can tell the software to do what is known as an "on-the-fly" burn, where the data streams directly from the source to the target disc. how ever, this method does have a higher error and failure rate. good luck

Answer 3

You can do two things.

1. You can put it on your computer temporarily, write it to a CD and delete the files from your computer.

2, If you really want to do it without saving it to your computer you can use two Drives. Then you can read the data from one drive and write it to the other drive on the fly.

Answer 4

You need 2 disk drives: one for the original CD and the other to burn to. Your burning program should have an option to perform this function.

Answer 5

not program like nero has a "on the fly" option. Also, say no to it when it ask you image location. An image is the exact copy of your CD onto you harddrive

Answer 6

U need 2 drives on your computer... try the program called NERO, it s fast and easy!=]

Answer 7

do a disc to disc copy or copy disc, the exact phrase will deiffere depending on what burning software you are using

Answer 8

You would need two drives, one that read and one that burned.

Answer 9

try a program called sonic