wright protection

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i have had a burned CD change to being "wright protected"
and can't do anything with it. can somebody tell me how to
get rid of the "wright protection"
 
carroll said:
i have had a burned CD change to being "wright protected"
and can't do anything with it. can somebody tell me how to
get rid of the "wright protection"

I have never heard of this "wright protection" you speak of? Did some
company pay millions of dollars for this too, so it could be cracked within
a week of being released to the public by the simplest of means?

If you "write to CD" and it is NOT a CD-RW disk and you do not have several
sessions on it - yes.. it will be "write protected". CD-Rs are "write once,
read many" mediums. CD-RWs are closer to write many/read many mediums.
However, anything you put on the CD will be write protected until it is
removed from the CD.
 
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I have never heard of this "wright protection" you speak of? Did some
company pay millions of dollars for this too, so it could be cracked within
a week of being released to the public by the simplest of means?

If you "write to CD" and it is NOT a CD-RW disk and you do not have several
sessions on it - yes.. it will be "write protected". CD-Rs are "write once,
read many" mediums. CD-RWs are closer to write many/read many mediums.
However, anything you put on the CD will be write protected until it is
removed from the CD.

--
Shenan Stanley
"Just trying to help"


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thanks Shenan but it is a Cd RW disc i'm talking about. i
have some backup stuff on it and i've been able to download
stuff off of it and put stuff on but all of a sudden, i
couldn't do anything with it because a plaque came up
saying the disc was "wright protected"
 
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have some backup stuff on it and i've been able to download
stuff off of it and put stuff on but all of a sudden, i
couldn't do anything with it because a plaque came up
saying the disc was "wright protected"
.
 
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do
not have several
have some backup stuff on it and i've been able to download
stuff off of it and put stuff on but all of a sudden, i
couldn't do anything with it because a plaque came up
saying the disc was "wright protected"
.

It's not "wright" protected, you moron, it's *write*
protected. As you have already been informed, *all* files
burned to CDs have the read-only attribute set. Is this
what you're babbling about?
 
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