I got a CD-RW and i wanted to transfer the music automatically to my mp3, but when i tuned them into MP3Format it didn't transfer because it was write-protected. Somehow that has affected my mp3 and now its write-protected. Does anyone have a simple, easy explanation and solution to this problem?

try recording from some other source like ipod or mp3, that will let you know if recorder is working

make a folder you could either download songs into it or copy and paste songs from a music cd
click start all programs accessories open windows explorer then my documents right click select new folder the name it my music or name it what you want
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peer to peer means you will be downloading someone elses music if the link drops out it will automatically search for another link online even if you turn of your computer and restart it later but you will have to activate the search again

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Load music into your iTunes library by either purchasing tracks or CDs online from the iTunes store, which is accessible through the iTunes interface, or insert CDs into your CD-ROM drive and rip them into your iTunes library by clicking "Import Music" within your iTunes interface.

Uncheck any songs that you do not wish to be transferred from your iTunes library to your iPod, for the iTunes library will automatically begin downloading all songs (which are checked by default) to your iPod upon connection.

Connect your iPod to your computer via the USB port that came with the purchase of your iPod. Click on "iPod" located under the "Devices" category to begin the syncing process if your computer does not begin automatically downloading music to your iPod..

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this item came w/ a cd (software) right? did u install the software to you pc/laptop? connect the usb cable to pc and device..go to where music file are located on the pc...also go to my computer and open mp3 device..go back to pc copy music file that you want / like or need to be on the mp3 now paste the file on the mp3...once finish disconnect and enjoy your tunes

Go to Control panel, Next click on the hardware tab. Find your CD drive listed up close to the top. Highlight the CD drive and click on uninstall. Reboot the system and the system will automatically re-install the drivers. See if that will work.

u want to convert the song into mp3format using real player.

If you're using Windows, then use Windows Media player to rip your music into WMA. If you don't want to do that, use CDdex to rip your music from CD to MP3. The problem probably lies in whatever program your using to rip your music. To your player. http://cdexos.sourceforge.net/

If you have a USB flash drive that would work just fine & real fast, just copy & past. No hassel creating a CD.
If you do not have a flash drive than a DVD-RW would be my next choice. The DVD can hold up to 4.7GB of data & you can format the DVD-RW & use it again.

OK, I use i Tunes to buy music also. What I do is Load them onto a RW-CD and then transfer them over to Windows Player. You can then re-use the cd to do it again when you buy more songs. As far as adding to yoursongs, when you plug it in, it shows ho much memory is left. As long as you have some empty space, just drag songs over to the window and sync. It will not erase your songs, but add to them.