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Do you have more than 1 user on this computer? &nbsp;<br />
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Is the user you are logged in as an Administrator?<br />
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Do you have more than 1 user on this computer?  

Is the user you are logged in as an Administrator?



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If you browse to the default path of your windows installation: &nbsp;usually &nbsp; c:\windows &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; do you see a &nbsp; &nbsp;fonts &nbsp; &nbsp; folder there?
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If you browse to the default path of your windows installation:  usually   c:\windows         do you see a    fonts     folder there?

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problem was solved by searching for the fonts and deleting them in safemode. &nbsp;there is a special folder in application data that contains files waiting to be burned..i had to delete these contents.
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problem was solved by searching for the fonts and deleting them in safemode.  there is a special folder in application data that contains files waiting to be burned..i had to delete these contents.

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I cannot delete files waiting to be written to CD. &nbsp;its trying to burn my Fonts folder. &nbsp;I tried removing and enabled cd recording on the drive properties without success. &nbsp;I tried deleted it in safemode without success. &nbsp;I tried deleting the fonts folder from application data/microsoft/cd burning/ and still cant delete it...<br />
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Can i delete it without attaching drive to another computer?
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I cannot delete files waiting to be written to CD.  its trying to burn my Fonts folder.  I tried removing and enabled cd recording on the drive properties without success.  I tried deleted it in safemode without success.  I tried deleting the fonts folder from application data/microsoft/cd burning/ and still cant delete it...

Can i delete it without attaching drive to another computer?

Cannot delete files waiting to be written to CD

Microsoft Windows XP is the sixth release of the NT series of operating systems, and was the first to be marketed in a variety of editions: XP Home and XP Professional, designed for business and power users. The advanced features in XP Professional are generally disabled in Home Edition, but are there and can be activated. There were two 64-bit editions, an embedded edition and a tablet edition.