Allow "delete files" after CD burning, without having to restart

[Jack C]

In XP, I cannot delete temp files after copying to a CD. Upon restating the
PC it promts me that I have files waiting to write to CD. The folders are
then empty. Surley these files should be removed after writing them to a CD
without having restart and delet.

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[Carey Frisch [MVP]]

To delete files and folders from the CD recorder temporary storage area:

1. Double-click My Computer, and then double-click the CD recording drive.

2. Under CD Writing Tasks, click Delete temporary files.

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Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows XP - Shell/User
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| In XP, I cannot delete temp files after copying to a CD. Upon restating the
| PC it promts me that I have files waiting to write to CD. The folders are
| then empty. Surley these files should be removed after writing them to a CD
| without having restart and delet.

 

[Sarah Balfour]

In XP, I cannot delete temp files after copying to a CD. Upon restating the
PC it promts me that I have files waiting to write to CD. The folders are
then empty. Surley these files should be removed after writing them to a CD
without having restart and delet.

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