CD-DVD drive options

Hi Guys
I got a dislike the way Vista operates the cd rom drives.
How can I stop the cd tray from opening every time I click on the drive in
windows explorer?
Every time I click on the drive the tray opens and tells me to insert a cd.
Every time I try to past or send to the drive for stageing of files it opens
and tells me to insert a cd.
All I want to do is stage some files on the drive untill I get through
choseing all the different ones I want to burn.
But it prompts me for a cd every time I past a file there, and if there is a
cd in the drive it will burn each file as I past it to the drive for
temporary holding.
How do I make it work like XP did?
Thank you


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Carl G

Well looks like no one has an answer for this.
All you experts out there have no clue why this happens or is it the way it
is supposed to work.
If this is the way it it supposed to work it really sucks.
With todays hitech stuff you would think there is a better sulution.
Thanks

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Carl G

"Carl G" <cgerving@msnDOTcom> wrote in message
news:F223A7CA-1006-4704-BF05-6D1FB3A58A67@microsoft.com...
> Hi Guys
> I got a dislike the way Vista operates the cd rom drives.
> How can I stop the cd tray from opening every time I click on the drive in
> windows explorer?
> Every time I click on the drive the tray opens and tells me to insert a
> cd.
> Every time I try to past or send to the drive for stageing of files it
> opens and tells me to insert a cd.
> All I want to do is stage some files on the drive untill I get through
> choseing all the different ones I want to burn.
> But it prompts me for a cd every time I past a file there, and if there is
> a cd in the drive it will burn each file as I past it to the drive for
> temporary holding.
> How do I make it work like XP did?
> Thank you
>
>
> --
> Carl G