On page 122 of the Nero manual it says:

13.7 Nero Multi Mounter
Windows Explorer normally only shows the last track of a multisession CD. Multi Mounter, which is automatically installed with Nero, allows you to access ANY of the tracks on a CD directly from your Windows desktop.

Using Nero Multi Mounter
1. Put the CD you want to read in your CD/DVD-ROM drive or in your recorder.
2. Select the corresponding drive in Windows Explorer. One Notebook 24x Cd ROM do not even see the CD
3. Choose Properties from the File menu, or right-click on the drive icon and choose Properties from the pop-up menu.
4. A dialog box with several tabs appears. Choose the Volumes tab.

Do not see the Volumes Tab./ Only three Tabs namely 'General, Hardware and Sharing' What must I do to get the Volumes Tab?

You will see a list of all the tracks on the CD. As Windows automatically accesses the last track on a CD, this track is marked with a tick.
5. Select the track you want, and confirm your selection by clicking on OK.
6. From now on, Windows will display the track you have selected under the drive icon of the CD drive or recorder.

Using W2K Sr2


“Time is a lenient god. - Sophocles”

I am truly convinced that this Volumes Tab is not available in Windows 2000 Professional SR-2 I am using.

If it is I will really like to know what I must do to get it because the instructions above does not work for me.

Also understand now that if a CD is not closed after a session, only the last track will be avilable on other CD ROMs.

Anybody out there that has the answer?


“Time is a lenient god. - Sophocles”

(in reply to nkwe)

As I know, Nero Multi Mounter doesn't work in Windows 2000 and Windows XP.

(in reply to nkwe)

Was just getting worried that I might have missed something in the fine print.

What would the alternative be in W2K?

Isobuster perhaps?


“Time is a lenient god. - Sophocles”

(in reply to nkwe)