Bob Movies
Stunt Coordinator
- Joined
- Oct 15, 2000
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Hi everyone,
I burned a backup copy of all my documents to a CD yesterday. I even burned two copies of the disc, in case there was some sort of burning error that wasn't reported.
Now, I've reformatted my computer, reinstalled Windows XP, and I can't read from the CD. About 75% of the files work with no problem, but when I try to copy the other files to my computer I get the error "cannot read from source file or disc". It seems to be happening on certain specific folders.
When I try to copy the files using the command prompt, I get the error "the parameter is incorrect" and the files won't copy.
The only problem I can think of is that the disc was burned as a multisession disc (with the option of not writing any additional sessions) using Easy CD Creator 5.
Could this burning method somehow lock out files?
I've tried burning a copy of the disc, and using the copy, but it still didn't work.
I tried capturing the disc to an image on the hard drive and mounting it with a virtual drive program, but I still get the same error.
Any help, or a suggestion for a recovery program (or a program that would allow me to read these files) would be appreciated! My current drive is NTFS, and I'm using windows XP.
Bob
I burned a backup copy of all my documents to a CD yesterday. I even burned two copies of the disc, in case there was some sort of burning error that wasn't reported.
Now, I've reformatted my computer, reinstalled Windows XP, and I can't read from the CD. About 75% of the files work with no problem, but when I try to copy the other files to my computer I get the error "cannot read from source file or disc". It seems to be happening on certain specific folders.
When I try to copy the files using the command prompt, I get the error "the parameter is incorrect" and the files won't copy.
The only problem I can think of is that the disc was burned as a multisession disc (with the option of not writing any additional sessions) using Easy CD Creator 5.
Could this burning method somehow lock out files?
I've tried burning a copy of the disc, and using the copy, but it still didn't work.
I tried capturing the disc to an image on the hard drive and mounting it with a virtual drive program, but I still get the same error.
Any help, or a suggestion for a recovery program (or a program that would allow me to read these files) would be appreciated! My current drive is NTFS, and I'm using windows XP.
Bob