Just using iTunes - or even Windows Media Player - will probably be fine for most people.
If you do use Windows Media Player, make sure you don’t rip to WMA files and ensure copy protection is disabled so you don’t create DRM’d files that are limited in how you can use them. Launch Windows Media Player and you’ll be able to use the “Rip” button to rip the files on it to your computer. But you’re probably better off using iTunes or one of the more advanced programs below than Windows Media Player. Windows Media Player also has this built in and is even still included by default on Windows 10. Encoding settings can be controlled by clicking the “Import Settings” button in the iTunes Preferences window. iTunes on Macs and PCs has this built in - by default, when you insert a CD while iTunes is running, it will ask to “Import” the CD into iTunes, ripping the music on it into digital files. Many popular programs you already use have CD-ripping capabilities.
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You’ll now need to choose the ripping software you want to use. Once you have that drive, you can keep it on hand and use it whenever you need to use a CD or DVD on a computer that doesn’t have a CD drive.
You can buy external CD and DVD drives for as little as $12 on Amazon. You can buy CD drives that connect to a laptop or any other computer over USB. If you don’t have a CD drive in your computer, that’s also not a problem.
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