If the drive is not reading or burning files it's possible that it's
worn out. Cdrw drives have a way of just quitting. That's it.
If the drive has age on it probably time for a new one. You could first
try a cddrive lense cleaner. That might give you
a little more use. But as cheap as drives are today ( in the twenty
dollar range ) a new one would be the best solution.
Take a look here at Pricewatch http://www.pricewatch.com/


"Jimmy's Mommy" <Jimmy's Mommy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> My computer: Compaq Presario 2700 Notebook
> My CD-R/RW Drive: Model No. UJDA330
>
> I can't record onto CD-R or CD-RW discs. Even if the CD Writing Wizard
> goes
> through the entire process and claims that I've successfully written the
> files to the CD, when I put the CD in and open it, it shows as a blank CD.
>
> Also, when I insert and open any CD that I *know* has files on it, I'm
> told
> it's a blank CD.
>
> What's going on? Do I need to buy a new CD-R/RW Drive?
>
> Thanks!