Burning CD for old computer

[sswingle]

I'm trying to burn a disc for an old system (Win 95 notebook). I know how insane it is to still use Win 95, but its not mine.

So I burn in Nero, and it says for Win9x compatibility to do ISO9600 type 1 or something like that. When I put the disc in the 95 computer, it see's the disc as an audio disc. Unplayable of course. Put the disc in my Vista system and of course it can see the files. I have some driver discs that the 95 system can see just fine, so I know thats not the problem.

Thanks!

 

[lxskllr]

What happens if you right click the cd drive, and pick explore?

 

[techmanc]

You burning the CDs in a unknow format to Windows 95 most likely.

 

[Kwatt]

Win 95 has problems with Rewritable disc and disc's that are not closed out.
If you can still write files to the disc. It caused me a lot of confusion once upon a time.

 

[Nizbot]

Originally posted by: lxskllr
What happens if you right click the cd drive, and pick explore?

:thumbsup: I'd say try that too.

 

[armstrda]

I like candy!!!

 

[sswingle]

Burning CD-R, closed out. When exploring, it shows Track01.cda, or something along those lines.