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If you can read the disc fine in apps using more basic standard I/O such as explorer.exe then you can create a standalone installation
That said Maxis did an unusually great job, especially on SimCity 3000 Unlimited, "following the rules of the road" by Microsoft and others thus it runs perfectly on everything from XP Mode to 64-bitness Windows 11
Usual caveats apply though since Steam can be too invasive and introduce instability which isn't otherwise there, so the original GOG release, from which the Steam release is derived, might be preferable
Regardless recommend using these;
Simcity 3000 Unlimited - widescreen support - GOG SUPPORT CENTER[files.gog.com]
4GB Patch - NTCore[ntcore.com]
Only sticking point would be if your display is of a non-standard aspect ratio, or your native resolution is indivisible by four but in either case can adapt by using a shortcut configured as follows, for example;
As stated above, you are experience driver issues. After all, fewer and fewer people use CDs, or any type of disk media, these days. Vast majority of new PCs these days are sold without disk drives, after all.