Windows 10: Cannot burn a CD after Windows 11 Upgrade

Hi,I successfully burned a CD on 10th November, then upgraded to Windows 11 on 15th November. Now when I try to burn a CD it says Windows can't read the disc in Drive E. I have tried several different blank CDs all with the same result.Device Manager says the DVD/CD Rom drive is working properly. When I try to update the driver it says it's the latest 10.0.22621.1 cdrom.sys in my system32 folder. There is no option to roll back the driver.I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling and it didn't fix the issue. After the uninstall I had an event saying the device settings were not migratedD

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How to burn a document to a cd in windows 10

Hi Elaine,

To assist you better, answer the below questions

• Are you facing any difficulties to burn a document to a cd?
• Are you using any third party tool to burn a document to a cd?

I suggest you to follow below steps to burn cd and check if it helps.

• Insert CD/DVD.
• Open the CD/DVD drive in File explorer
  icon from the taskbar, copy and paste the required document to the
  CD/DVD drive.
• Click on Burn a Disc.
• Follow on the on screen instruction.

Hope the information was helpful. If you need further assistance, we will be glad to assist you.

 

Burning photos to a CD Disc

Hi Jimmy,

We suggest that you use Windows Media Player to burn the images. Please follow the steps below:

• Open Windows Media Player.
• In the Player Library > Burn tab > select
  Burn options.
• Choose Audio CD or Data CD or DVD.
• Insert a blank disc into your CD or DVD burner. (Select the drive you want to use if your PC has more than one CD or DVD drive)
• Search for the items in your Player Library that you want to burn to the disc, and then drag them to the list pane (on the right side of the Player Library) to create a burn list.
• When you're finished with the list, select Start burn.

Note: If necessary, click the Clear list button to remove all items from the previous burn list.

Let us know how it goes.

 

Burning on a CD

Hi,

Thank you for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

As you burn an audio CD, Windows Media Player makes temporary copies of the WMA and MP3 files in your burn list, converts the copies to another format (known as PCM), and then saves the converted copies to the disc. Here's
how to burn an audio CD:



I suggest you to refer the article on Burn a CD or DVD in Windows Media Player below,

Burn and rip CDs - Microsoft Support

Hope this information helps. Reply with the status so that we could help you further.