The easiest way is to right click the song Kim Carnes - Betty Davis Eyes and "Send To" CD-RW or DVD-RW This should burn it as Data, just like it is on your computer. If you want a playable CD that will play in CD players, you'll probably need a program like Nero or Roxio and burn it as a Audio CD. Seems a waste to put one song on a CD when you could add all your songs as Data to a CD for a backup, or burn an Audio CD with 6 or 7 songs that will auto play. Might look around for the video Kim Carnes - Bette Davis Eyes - (American Bandstand) then you'd have the song with the video.

Did you get any CD burning software with your computer? Two common programs are Roxio and Nero. Usually, when you get a computer with CD/DVD burners, they include some software for burning. If you got one of those, there should be an option that says something like copy an audio CD (or maybe just copy a cd). If you don't have one of those, let us know. There are probably free programs that will do what you want. It's just that you may already have something installed and not need to download anything.

I have Windows XP and when I am in My Pictures, I have the file and folder tasks down the left side of my screen. One of these tasks is copy this file (so I highlight the picture) then 'copy this file". When I select drive e: (which is my cd file - I have a separate dvd file) that's when I get the 'e: is not accessible.' In the past I have been able to transfer lots of pictures at one time. Now when I click on my e: drive, not even trying to transfer, it says not accessible. Also, I can put a music cd or game cd in that drive and it works. I just can't transfer or even click on the drive? I have an e-machine with Windows XP. Thanks for your help cboy - tried what you suggested, didn't work.

Is the music copyright protected?