Burning CD R succeeds but cannot be read

What software did you use to engrave it? with alcohol 120

Try a few other discs, and the discs may have bad sectors, and they may be damaged.

Listen to what you say.

1 The software is fine.

2 The disc is fine.

3 Occasionally successful burning, but then it doesn't work well.

Have you ever tried to take your engraved disc and try it on another CD-ROM drive?

It won't be that it's been used for too long, and the recorder head won't work.

If the number of files is too large, then use UltraISO to make an ISO image file first, and then use Nero or Imgburn to engrave, and choose 16X for speed.

Also, what model of recorder do you have? What brand of CD-R is used?

It's a problem with your recorder (bad tuning), and you can fix it yourself OK

1.Remove the recorder shell, there is a circular rotating motor (the one that puts the disc), the back is fixed with 3 screws, the middle screw does not care about it, that has nothing to do with the adjustment, the main thing is the problem of the two screws on the left and right sides, you first look at the lower edge (gap) of the left and right sides of the screws is not the same size? If you are high and low on one side, you may manually adjust to the same large gap (because our factory produces optical drives, especially the optical drives with burning function need to be adjusted to be burned successfully, and the production project also has a special program to check the adjustment effect), your situation should belong to the adjustment between OK and NG.

If the adjustment is unbalanced, then the light of the laser hair reading and recording after the disc is placed cannot be aligned with the recording track of the disc, so it will cause the burning and reading of the disc to fail.

There is a problem with the recorder or the disc quality is not good. Absolutely.

There are too many engraved files. I've encountered such a problem, you can create a few more folders to divide into categories, and that's fine.

I've also encountered this problem, it's a problem with the software, reinstall the burning software and try again, or it's the impact of other software you have recently installed. If not, then it may be that the head is aging.

I used to burn your laptop also had this problem, I used 10x burned disc to record a moment and it was empty, and then I found a problem, I burned it with 32x that time, I actually found that it could be burned! This question is incomprehensible. As long as you burn it at 10x, it will still be empty after burning, and you can burn it out at 16x or other speeds!

You try to burn at high speed, but it's better not to the limit! You try!

Refer to the following methods to solve the problem:

1. If you have a problem with the recorder, try a new recorder.

2. Poor disc quality. Choose a well-branded CD.

3. Adjust the burning speed to be lower: 16 times the speed for CD, 2 times the speed for ***. Try another burning software.

4. Turn the disc to the side to see if there are any traces of burning (the empty disc is not the same as the burned one) If the burning traces are displayed to prove that the disc has been burned successfully, put the burned disc on other machines and try to see if it can be read.

5. Try changing the data cable of the recorder.

6. Clean the bald head of the recorder with alcohol.

The most common is *** CD-ROM

Damage or poor reading ability can cause this problem.

That is, the *** ROM drive of another computer is broken.

Poor disc reading ability of optical drives (picking discs) is a very common problem, that is, some discs can be read, some discs cannot be read, but the discs that cannot be read can be read out like other discs with good performance. During the popularization period, the manufacturer's savings on factory costs have reduced the quality of the laser head, an important part of the optical drive, and the laser head directly affects the use time of the disc.