Novice users constantly have questions about how to check burned discs on a personal computer. It's pretty simple, but you need to have some computer skills.
Necessary
administrator rights
Instructions
Step 1
First of all, you need to find out how the disc was burned. For example, it could be recorded through the Alcohol program, by recording an image of a game, or simply data recorded using a standard utility of the operating system. Insert the disc into a personal computer and wait for automatic loading. A small window will appear in which you need to select the option to load the burned disc. Select "Open with Explorer" and press the Enter key on your keyboard.
Step 2
If the content does not automatically open when you start the disc, open it yourself. To do this, click on the shortcut "My Computer". Next, select the drive letter that matches the inserted media in the computer drive. Typically, the disc inserted is usually referred to as a CD / DVD media. Right-click on it and select "Open with Explorer".
Step 3
Next, a window will open in which a complete list of the recorded files on this medium will be presented. You can browse in folder mode, or table mode. To change the way of viewing, right-click and select "View". Next, choose the best option for displaying all files and folders. You can also sort by date added or by file name, file type.
Step 4
If you want to play any files from the disc, double-click on them with the right mouse button. The system will automatically launch a program that plays similar files on the computer. Thus, you can check any discs, even those that have been recorded on other personal computers. It is not recommended to play discs with a large number of various scratches.
