If you clean a CD too much than the odds are that you most likely are to scratch up the CD from rubbing against it with a rag for too long.
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∙ 12y agoCleaning a CD too much can cause scratching or wear on the disc's surface, potentially affecting its ability to read data properly. It's best to clean CDs gently and with proper cleaning techniques to avoid damaging the disc.
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Yoshiro Nakamatsu was not inventor of CD.
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James T. Russell invented the compact disc (CD) by using his background in optics to develop a system for storing digital information on an optical disc. In the 1960s, he patented the invention that used lasers to read the information encoded on the disc, leading to the development of the modern CD technology.
No, it is not possible to clean a CD player to much.
put toothpaste on the CD then clean it off with water
just a smich and then take a clean sort of cloth and you shake it all about
by CD cleaner
yes, in only one condition! you must have your windows xp CD + its CD KEY If you have these, then you will be able to make a clean/upgrade installation
With a CD lens cleaner. Available at most audio stores.
your CD is a programmed with audio and digital sounds, when it is cracked you can buy a DVD or CD cleaner from your vendor
CD's have covers so that they don't get scratched, and a cover protected them from being scratched. If a CD becomes scratched too much, it will no longer be able to be read.
get a soft cloth some CD cleaner and a CD rotater the clean it
Clean as in no foul language? Yes.
It depends how scratched it is, if it is not too scratched, try toothpaste. Rub toothpaste on the whole CD and leave it on for about 5 minutes. Then just clean it all off, dry it off and use it.
on my laptop cd`s got very hot.not very hot on my pc.wouldnt worry too much if it works ok.hope that helps.