Those programs are known to "fight" with XP, so Ahead and Roxio have tended to remove them from their offerings. They never worked very well to begin with, causing rather high failure rates in discs quickly.
I'd suggest just getting the data off the discs as quick as possible and then burn them to fresh discs using STANDARD burning methods. When you want to make a change, erase the disc and burn it again. It will last far longer that way, and it's almost infinitly more portable to other computers. Any drive that can read CD-RWs (which is anything past about 4X CD-ROMs) can read those discs. Not every system can read packet written discs because it requires special software.
At one time this did work on my PC and formatted my Cd-RW's to work just like a big floppy, now however it doesn't work. I even downloaded the newest 4.1 version, whenever I load a new CD it either tells me the CD is scratched or it can't find the drive. (however if I load a CD already formatted InCd kicks in, works fine??) I click on the Burners properties, and everything has a check mark except for InCD. I went and downloaded some InCd reader I was advised to do, and that don't help either??. I unchecked enable auto-play, and even wet to "My Computer" and un-checked IMIOS??. Nothing seems to help. Can someone help me out on this, or tell me of another CD writer program to download. I just want to format a CD-RW to use it like a floppy. InCD is a nightmare..

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