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I use the Windows XP built-in software to burn CDs. However, 90% of the time these CDs are not readible in other PCs, or only a small portion of the contents are visible when exploring the CDs in Windows Explorer. Is the problem the poor quality of CD-R or the Windows XP software?
Im thinking it is the cd's that you are using
or you are using cdrw's. Becuase windows xp rox and I use that all the time.
get nero 6
then disable win xp's burning service
Yeah, I'd have to agree with dis1411, Windows XPs burning is quite limited, and it doesn't allow you to select the burning method ie Track-at-once Disc-at-once and it always burns multisession CDs. That's what would also cause you CDs to be unreadable. If it doesn't close the disc, it will be unreadable in other computers.
yeah I do use nero 6 but for data I use windows xp because its easier.
I think XP uses ROXIO engine but you will better off with some full flanged app like NERO or EASY CD CREATOR. :)
yeah I would say that nero is the best.