DLA

Updated: 06/16/2017 by Computer Hope

Short for drive letter access, DLA is a discontinued Microsoft Windows technology created by VERITAS (now Sonic Solutions). It allowed users to write data to a CD-RW (compact disc re-writable) disc as if it were any other writable disk.

DLA was discontinued after the introduction of Windows Vista and replaced by Roxio Easy CD & DVD Burning, which offers the same capabilities without the incompatibilities. DLA is also not supported in Windows 7 or Windows 8.

CD terms, Computer abbreviations, TLA, UDF