How to Read a Blank CD Serial Number
Blank CDs are used to store data from your computer in a portable format. Writing files from your computer onto blank CDs provides you a backup of your important files in the event your computer crashes or the files become damaged. When you purchase blank CDs, like many products, those CDs contain serial numbers written on them, which indicate the manufacturer who created the CDs, the lot number of the CDs and so on. If you want to read a blank CD serial number, you can easily do so by locating where it is printed on the CD.
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Instructions
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Hold the blank CD up to the light. This helps you see the tiny print in which the serial number is embossed upon the CD.
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Look closely at the clear ring located in the center of the disk.
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Read the series of letters and numbers written on the blank CD; this is the blank CD serial number.
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Tips & Warnings
Some disks might contain some matching codes if they are from the same manufacturer or lot number.
Handle the blank CD with care so you do not scratch it; if you damage it, you will not be able to write files to it.
