I re engraved an XP disc, and the disc is not automatically recognized when I start it, why?

You need to copy your original disk as an image with nero and store it on the hard disk, and then use nero to burn the disc image.

Here's how:

Put the original disc into the optical drive, open Nero Express, select "Image, Project, Copy", click "Copy Whole CD", and set the target drive to: Image Recorder. Point to copy and store on your hard drive.

Then put a recordable disc in the recorder, use the "Disc Image or Saved Project" in the "Image, Project, Copy" just now, find the file you just made, open it and burn it, and you're done!

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When burning, you should select "Make Disc Mirror", that is, disk-to-disk, and it should be fine.

If you just burn the data from the disc, it will not start automatically.

First make sure your burning disc is. ISO image,And then the content inside must have autorun this file,Generally, the system on the Internet is running automatically,And if it's disk-to-disk burning,It may cause the file to be lost,And if the burning speed is too fast,It's also easy to make mistakes.,That's why I used to buy pirated discs and often couldn't open them.。

There are two possibilities.

First, the disc is not very good, and the optical drive is not compatible.

There are many ways to make discs, and it is possible to do this kind of data that is not compatible with many drives when reading, just like many genuine game discs, which cannot be used in many optical drives.

Second, your optical drive is not good or the head is dirty, and there is an incompatible optical drive, which should be able to read all the content, but because of the magnetic head of the optical drive, or its own reasons, or the disc is more powerful, it may also lead to the inability to read the disk.

You go to the device manager to delete the driver of the optical drive, including the corresponding channel or something, and then find the hardware again, let the system automatically install the software to see if it works.

Or you restore the default settings of the BIOS and then see, don't be so sure that the settings are normal, try it first.

There are only two possibilities for the optical drive not to read the disc

1. The disc can be read on the optical drive of other computers, so the laser head on the disc is aging, and it is difficult to read the disc, resulting in not reading the disc.

2. If the disc cannot be read on the optical drive of other computers, it is not possible to try multiple discs, and the disc will be worn.

3. If the disc can be read on certain computers, it proves that the disc compatibility is not good, which is usually called picking.

Try changing the power cord, or maybe there is a problem with the power cord

In addition, do you change the cable or even change the slot of the motherboard?