individual files cannot be deleted from CD-RW discs - Windows XP Home Edition

>Does anyone have a fix for the above?
>
>Per Microsoft Knowledge Base Article 324129 (also see
>303008) "To work around this problem, either use a third-
>party program that supports this feature or erase the CD-
>RW before you write to the disc."
>
>Can someone recommend a third-party program that supports
>this feature i.e. deleting individual files.
>
>I am running Windows XP Home Edition Version 2002 Service
>Pack 1.
>
>Thanks in advance for any and all help.

>On Wed, 16 Jun 2004 07:28:43 -0700, "Gunter"
><anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>

>>Does anyone have a fix for the above?
>>
>>Per Microsoft Knowledge Base Article 324129 (also see
>>303008) "To work around this problem, either use a third-
>>party program that supports this feature or erase the CD-
>>RW before you write to the disc."
>>
>>Can someone recommend a third-party program that

>>this feature i.e. deleting individual files.
>>
>>I am running Windows XP Home Edition Version 2002

>>Pack 1.
>>
>>Thanks in advance for any and all help.

>
>You are looking for a UDF, or packet-writing, program.

>Ahead Nero make these.
>
>They won't help you delete individual files on the CDRWs

>with the XP inbuilt burning system though. It Masters

>doesn't use the UDF Formatting system. You can only

>CDRW. Installing the UDF software on your computer won't

>to erase single files from CDRWs you've already created

>installing said UDF software.
>
>.

>>-----Original Message-----
>>On Wed, 16 Jun 2004 07:28:43 -0700, "Gunter"
>><anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>>

>>>Does anyone have a fix for the above?
>>>
>>>Per Microsoft Knowledge Base Article 324129 (also see
>>>303008) "To work around this problem, either use a third-
>>>party program that supports this feature or erase the CD-
>>>RW before you write to the disc."
>>>
>>>Can someone recommend a third-party program that

>supports

>>>this feature i.e. deleting individual files.
>>>
>>>I am running Windows XP Home Edition Version 2002

>Service

>>>Pack 1.
>>>
>>>Thanks in advance for any and all help.

>>
>>You are looking for a UDF, or packet-writing, program.

>Both Roxio and

>>Ahead Nero make these.
>>
>>They won't help you delete individual files on the CDRWs

>you've made

>>with the XP inbuilt burning system though. It Masters

>CDRWs, and

>>doesn't use the UDF Formatting system. You can only

>erase the entire

>>CDRW. Installing the UDF software on your computer won't

>enable you

>>to erase single files from CDRWs you've already created

>prior to

>>installing said UDF software.
>>
>>.

>
>Thank you for your help. On my old laptop I used Roxio
>Direct CD 5.10(115) and it seemed unstable/unreliable. Is
>there a particular UDF software that you would recommend?
>
>Thanks again.

> >-----Original Message-----
> >On Wed, 16 Jun 2004 07:28:43 -0700, "Gunter"
> ><anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> >

> >>Does anyone have a fix for the above?
> >>
> >>Per Microsoft Knowledge Base Article 324129 (also see
> >>303008) "To work around this problem, either use a third-
> >>party program that supports this feature or erase the CD-
> >>RW before you write to the disc."
> >>
> >>Can someone recommend a third-party program that

> supports

> >>this feature i.e. deleting individual files.
> >>
> >>I am running Windows XP Home Edition Version 2002

> Service

> >>Pack 1.
> >>
> >>Thanks in advance for any and all help.

> >
> >You are looking for a UDF, or packet-writing, program.

> Both Roxio and

> >Ahead Nero make these.
> >
> >They won't help you delete individual files on the CDRWs

> you've made

> >with the XP inbuilt burning system though. It Masters

> CDRWs, and

> >doesn't use the UDF Formatting system. You can only

> erase the entire

> >CDRW. Installing the UDF software on your computer won't

> enable you

> >to erase single files from CDRWs you've already created

> prior to

> >installing said UDF software.
> >
> >.

>
> Thank you for your help. On my old laptop I used Roxio
> Direct CD 5.10(115) and it seemed unstable/unreliable. Is
> there a particular UDF software that you would recommend?
>
> Thanks again.