Importing music from CD

I am Running XP and Itunes 5
I have been busy importing music from my CD collection which because of lack of space has to be stored away. Recently I have found that when inserting a cd in the cd drive Itunes will not recognise that their is a cd there.
When using other media players they all recognise the cd, I have removed as much as I can in the way of audio software just in case there is a conflict but to no avail.
This appears to be intermittent but I have not managed to determine or identify any common thread that could lead to the development of the problem.
I also appear to be unable to import music files that have been previously stored on my PC. When I open the folder/s they appear to be empty yet I know they contain the audio tracks I am looking for. I suspect it is something to do with the format of the stored files which are either MP3 or WAV files.
Any help would be appreciatted

You need to be connected to the Internet and also have iTunes unblocked by any of your security programs.
Also try:
- Select (highlight) all songs on an Album
- Advanced=>Get CD Track Namne
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