You could try using the following method to fix the issue:
Step 1: Connect your USB flash drive to your PC and then press Win key + E to open File Explorer.
Step 2: Right-click the drive and select the Format option.
Step 3: Expand the File system drop-down menu and then select the exFAToption.
Step 4: Click the Start button.
If files on the faulty USB drive are important and you want to recover them, you could use Bitwar Data Recovery to do so:
Step 1: Download Bitwar Data Recovery tool from the official website.
Step 2: After downloading, launch the recovery tool and choose the USB that thinks it's a CD drive, followed by pressing Next.
Step 3: Now, select the scan mode. You can choose the Quick Scan mode, which is capable of recovering the most lost files. If this scan mode doesn't work, you could come back to this stage and then select Deep Scan. After selecting the scan mode, click on the Next button to proceed.
Step 4: Now, select the file types for the recovery and hit on the Next button.
Step 5: Lastly, preview all the selected data and click on Recover to begin data recovery.
You can use a USB DVD Drive.
Buy the CD and copy it onto a USB drive
A flash drive is not a cd and therefore cannot be read like one.
Well, you could just buy a USB CD drive and then plug it in to your mini-notebook. However, there are other ways of doing what you want. If you have a computer that does have a CD drive and a USB port, what you want to do is very easy. Put the CD into the computer's CD drive. Copy and paste the files into Your Documents (or wherever else you store things on your computer. Just make sure you know where you saved the file). After you have copied and pasted all of the data onto your computer's hard drive, insert the USB drive/memory stick and copy and paste all of the data that you got from the CD onto the USB drive. With the files on the USB drive, you should then be able to plug the USB drive out of your computer and into your mini notebook.
Not if it's a internal CD or DVD drive. If it is a external CD or DVD drive they usually connected via USB port or Fire-wire.
Yes, they tend to be pricier.
u get 1 off a usb flash drive or mp3 player/iPod, the other you rip off a CD (copy from CD)
The data cable used by the normal IDE CD-ROM drive is called the USB cable. USB stands for universal serial bus.
Use an external hard drive, or USB Flash drive.
put it on to a usb drive then download it onto your PC
You could use a usb flash drive.
ANYONE with a computer could do it. Simply insert the CD into the drive and the USB stick into a vacant socket. Using Windows - just 'drag & drop' the images from the CD to the USB stick.