about using CD's i've burned

[cellosweet x)]

Here's my situation:
I burned a video file onto a CD-R disc on my Windows XP. I was going to try to copy it onto my old computer, which has Windows 95. However, when I put in the CD, the drive says there's no disc inserted. Has anyone ever come across that problem? If so, is there any way to fix it?

[BlackandWhitePoley]

95 might now be modern enough to be able to read CD-R. Also, on a computer that old, the drive might be dead. Have you tried other CDs?

[cellosweet x)]

other cd's have worked. i've watched movies and listened to music cds on that computer... so, the drive isn't dead. i wonder what the problem is. :/

[BlackandWhitePoley]

Maybe is the CD scratched?

[cellosweet x)]

no... but i did write on it with pencil. but if it still works on my laptop that's Windows XP, then shouldn't it still work on my computer?

[BlackandWhitePoley]

The pencil has nothing to do with it.

Where did you get the CD from?

[cellosweet x)]

it's from a 100-pack of Sony CD-R's.

[BlackandWhitePoley]

Well, I don't know what to tell you. Maybe you should contact your local geek.

[ssoung]

You burned it wrong.

[magick*]

may not have enough RAM or memory to read it.