If you have any re writable cd then u first format or erase data from this, you can use format from cd/dvd writer then use nero or xilisoft software for re- write cd.
Unless you have a rewritable CD, then no, you can't.
No, only CD-RWs are rewritable.
You would need to burn onto a CD-RW, which stand for ReWritable.
A CD-RW drive is able to Read CDs, VCDs, and write CD-R and CD-RW.
Either a CD-R or a CD-RW. The first you cannot delete or write over but the second, RW, is rewritable so you can.
Compact-Disc Rewritable(CD-RW) or DVD-RW are both discs which can be erased and rewritten multiple times.
Once CD's have data put on them, it cannot be erased. On rewritable CD's, the reflective layer on the bottom of the disc is a different compound that, when hit by the CD drive's laser at increased power, will melt, erasing data so something else can be written in its place.
A DVD RW drive will read any sort of CD or DVD (except blue-ray but some might) and it will also burn to a writable or rewritable CD or DVD.
It will be marked as such. If it's a store bought CD of your favorite band, it wont be rewritable. If you bought a blank CD for burning, it will be marked as CD-R, for CD Recordable, ie not rewritable, or CD-RW, for Rewritable. It should say on the cd. CD-R is not rewritable, but CD-RW is.
CD-RW.
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it's called as CD-RW