November 12, 200817 yr When I got Vista, I popped in a CD with a lot of important personal data on it. I tried to add a simple text file, and when I went to copy it to the disk, the Vista option came up for either 'make CD readily accessable', or 'standard' CD. Apparently it thought it was a blank disk. What I didn't realize was that Vista was preparing to clear the CD title, which it apparently did, and the only thing placed on the CD was a desktop shortcut icon. On inspection, the CD still has my original data(400 MB), but I can't get at it cause of the disk title change. Does anyone know of a work-around to get at my original data? BTW, that's just one reason why I went back to XP. Best, Paul Edited November 12, 200817 yr by paullyboy
November 12, 200817 yr Author You can try IsoBusterOh man, if you ever get to Jersey I owe you lots of cold beers. It worked like a charm . Thanks so much!!Best, Paul
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