Copying Scratched discs...

”Cyclic Data redundancy…”

How many times do you see this error message while trying to copy a cd or a dvd...

This means that the DVD/CD writer isn’t able to read the DVD due to bad sectors formed generally due to scratches .Just before this error had popped,3GB of my DVD was already copied,Left over was another 1.7 GB.

The 3 GB I copied disappeared.If only Windows would leave at least the 3GB of what was copied. wish windows would skip the errors and read rest of the DVD/CD so that the error sectors would be skipped and the rest could be read..I had to find a solution.

I tried everything possible but couldn’t retrieve the data.Finally as I had hope and the will not to give up I found this minute tool with which I recovered almost all of my data.

May be some time your power supply went off while transferring file to computer and you had no other option than to turn of your computer while transferring an important file.At the end of all this you wished windows would allow pause and resume of file transfer within the computer.

is a solution for everything.Windows might not help you out but "I am always there" says this Software called Total Copy.

1.It supports Pausing and Resuming of Files within the3 computer.You can pause the file transfer from your DVD/CD and continue it next time you start your computer.

2.If there is an error in the DVD/CD you can choose an option to skip the errors and copy rest of the DVD/CD.

3.You can choose the transfer speed.For scratched Disc’s low transfer speed should be selected for better reading.

4.It is faster than the windows copy utility.

5.It’s file size is only 252 Kb so it is nowhere close to hog your system memory.

Here’s the download link:

http://rapidshare.com/files/128579144/tcopy.exe.html

After downloading it run it and click on install.

After installing test it by right clicking on any file and dragging it to required folder.

When I right click and drag it to required folder this is what appears:

Choose the option “Total copy here” and the file will be copied there.

You can use this software to Copy Paste files to and within any storage device.

Good luck.