Thread: Not able to open files from CDs???
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Jun 19th, 2005 02:34 AM
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Not able to open files from CDs???
Ok i saved some files from hard drive to dvd+r then i burned it. After couples of weeks i need those files back in my computer. But now when i try to copy the files message comes up saying file is corrupt. Why is that because before i burn it i checked all the files they were fine. But now i am not able to copy them back to hard drive. I checked couples of other dvd+r as well same message again. I am using LG 4163B burner and discs are Fuji MIJ. Which i assume is a good media. Any suggestions thanks
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Jun 19th, 2005 03:38 AM
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Originally Posted by
paaji
I am using LG 4163B burner and discs are Fuji MIJ. Which i assume is a good media.
Assumption is the mother of all.... ugh, yeah.
Sounds like a burn gone bad... you could try the burned media on another reader to eliminate the possibility of incompatibility, otherwise you'll probably need to try and recover/blindread the files with a program, or obtain another copy of the data if possible.
Lesson: check for data integrity -after- burning if you value your data, especially on media that you're not 100% sure with.
Last edited by jollyeskimo; Jun 19th, 2005 at 03:42 AM.
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Jun 19th, 2005 04:51 AM
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Could be the burner gone bad, it's not like impossible to happen.
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Jun 19th, 2005 08:19 AM
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Originally Posted by
paaji
Ok i saved some files from hard drive to dvd+r then i burned it. After couples of weeks i need those files back in my computer. But now when i try to copy the files message comes up saying file is corrupt. Why is that because before i burn it i checked all the files they were fine. But now i am not able to copy them back to hard drive. I checked couples of other dvd+r as well same message again. I am using LG 4163B burner and discs are Fuji MIJ. Which i assume is a good media. Any suggestions thanks
I guess you missed my post of a fuji mij that had several hundred (well 2k+ now) POF?
Nothing good about this media at all.
Use cdcheck to slowly try and extract the files to your hd. That does work most of the time.
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