how do you rewrite a rewritable disc?

Question

having a few RW- disc a would like to use them again.

Answer 1

You just have to paste whatever you want on the CDRW and delete the rest!It's as simple as that(I don't like to write long answers lol)

Answer 2

Insert disc. Go to 'All Programs' then 'Record Now'. Click on Data projects at top of page and then Erase Disc. Your disc is ready for a rewrite. If you haven't got Record Now try Nero 5.5 CD.Excellent CD. Records music, photos and has an Erase Disc facility on it. Bought one last week From Ebay under £3.00 post paid.

Answer 3

CDRW TEchnology is different from CDR.

If you have installed your CDRW correctly, you should be able to use it like a large Floppy disk, adding and deleting files as needed, using Windows Explorer. If you used your CDR software, you have accidentally BURNED a CD instead. A Burned CD cannot be rewritten in this manner.

Check your software to be sure it is installed properly and you should be able to just drop files onto the CDRW ..and delete them just as easily.

Answer 4

firstly, ensure that you have a RW DRIVE.

if you are using XP, drag, drop, copy, paste, cut, delete, as you would in your hard drive.

but ensure that you click "write temporary files to disc" (or something) which is located somewhere at the left of your window.

Answer 5

If you use Nero it asks you whether ti should wipte the cd and then write the new data you want. Easy to do on it. Other programs I do not know. I would suggest you get NERO.

Answer 6

Insert the disc to your computer and then on your computer go on to the icon called my computer and go into Devices with removeable storage and you should be able to delete them

Answer 7

You should be able to use your CD burning software to access the CD and remove any undesired files and add the files that are more current.