How to Copy a CD to Another CD in Windows 10: A Complete GuideUpdated 20 days ago
First, insert the source CD into your computer’s disc drive and copy its files to a folder on your hard drive. If it’s an audio CD, use Windows Media Player to rip the tracks. Once the files are saved, remove the original disc and insert a blank CD-R or CD-RW.
Key Highlights: Copy a CD to Another CD in Windows 10
- What You Need
- Two CD drives (or one drive and a blank CD).
- A blank CD (CD-R or CD-RW).
- CD burning software like ImgBurn, CDBurnerXP, or Windows Media Player.
- Copying Audio CDs with Windows Media Player
- Use the Burn tab in Windows Media Player to copy audio CDs.
- Drag and drop tracks to burn them to a blank CD.
- Using Third-Party Software for Data/Software CDs
- ImgBurn and CDBurnerXP allow you to copy and burn data, software, or mixed-content CDs.
- Choose the source and destination drives, then start the copy process.
- Verifying the Copy
Test the copied CD by inserting it into a drive and ensuring it works (audio plays or files open).
- Troubleshooting
- Ensure enough space on the blank CD (700 MB for standard CDs).
- If a burn fails, try using a different blank CD or burn at a slower speed.