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by paulp
Are these CD's that you burned yourself?
It's possible that the way you created them may not be compatable with all systems.
For example, when I burn a CD using my HP CD-R and thier DLA software on my WIN 2000 system, I cannot read the CD's in myWIN95 system.
by yvonne
by ann777
What are the sizes of the cdr's?
Some of the older hardware will not "see" any cdrs ; some will only see the 640 MB ones.
It may also have to have a "closed" session on the cd (ie. no more writes can be done to it).
by ann777
Re: Your comment: I have used these CD's many times in Windows 95 and Windows 98 machines. I have even loaded one or two of these same CD's on this particular machine in the past.
Then I would suspect that the cd-rom drive in her computer is beginning to fail. Just behaving inconsistently right now. Have you cleaned the lens inside (with a cd-rom drive cd) or blown it out with a can of air? You can try and see if that helps. Otherwise, the only other thing I can suggest is replacing that drive.
by yvonne
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