Who put out Use Once And Destroy CD?

How do you clear a burned CD?

The CD has to be CD-RW to be able to delete whats on the disk and add something new.

Why use a CD plus r?

CD+r means write once, read many. This means that you can only write data to the CD once, after that it will be on there forever and you can always get to it.

Can you put a CD-r into a CD-rw burner?

Yes, as CD-R's can just be burned once, while CD-RW's can be burned multiple times. They are he same thing.

How do you play 'Black Ops'?

move and shoot people...play search and destroy and look up and fire a gun

What is a rewritable CD?

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.

Liz will use a CD-R compact disk to write to more than once. Carlo will use a CD-RW compact disk to write to more than once. Who is using the correct disk for its purpose?

What Does rewritable on a CD drive mean?

It means that once you put information on it, you can take it off and put new stuff on it; its not permanent.

Can you download songs from a CD into iPhone?

yes, you put the CD in your computer and drag/import the songs into itunes. Once in itunes you can connect and sync your iPhone.

What if a CD you want to erase has CD-R on it but not CD-RW?

Sadly, you can't erase CD-R's. Once the data has been burned on the CD-R disc, it essentially becomes a CD-ROM; It all comes down to how data or music is written to a CD-R vs. a CD-RW.When your CD burner writes to a CD-R disc, the laser physically etches the data into the disc by exposing dots and dashes on a material somewhat reminiscent of photographic film.When your CD burner writes to a CD-RW disc, your laser becomes less intense and creates dimples in a layer of dyes with in the disc. The reason some older CD players wont play CD-RWs is that the dimples don't reflect the laser as strongly as etches. The reason you can erase CD-RWs is that you can smooth the liquid layer over again and create dimples again, up to 1500 times.Since the data burned onto a CD-R is bespoke to the actual disc, the only way to destroy the data is to destroy the actual disc.The best way to destroy a CD-R disc is to place the CD, label-side up, on the pavement or gravel, put your foot on top of the disc and scrape the CD Backwards with your foot. This effectavely destroys the data layer and therefore, the data stored on it.WARNING: Never, ever bend a CD to destroy it. I one time bent a skipping MP3 CD in the car once as it was bugging me, it shattered into a million pieces of sharp flying polycarbonate! I arived home with my hands bleeding and a car full of CD dust. For 2 weeks after, running the AC would result in a sprinkle of CD dust coming out the vents!

You want to burn a CD with your passward?

use winrar and put a password on

How do you put music on a CD?

You have to use a specific program to "burn" it into a CD. Like Windows media player, Nero etc.. Google for CD burner

What is the difference between a CD-R and a CD-RW?

The difference between a CD-R and a CD-RW is the type of dye they use to store data. CD-Rs are intended for long-term archiving and storage. The dye they contain can only be patterned by the laser once. A CD-RW, however, was meant for repeated writing for a short term period. The dye in the CD-RW can be rewritten by a laser, but it is less reliable than a CD-R. A CD-R can last foran estimated 20 to 120 years; a CD-RW will often last less than 5.CD-R is a write once media. Once data is put onto a CD-R is cannot be erased. CD-RW is a media that allows re-writing of data so data can be deleted and re-written if needed.