Usually when the drive cannot mount the CD, even if the table of contents is damaged, the program I used could scan past that and recover data. But there is also a recovery function in Direct CD, that can scan discs, if that doesn't work, then maybe go to and check for the various CD-R recovery programs there, which the techs have been mentioning.įinally I have found sometimes that the drive it was burned on is the one that can recognise it best, but you say that the drive is long gone. I will have to hunt for it though to know the name of it. I did use a small program several years ago when I first corrupted a CD-R, which I paid about £15 for. Luckily for you yours is write once, and you should be able to recover the data. I would not put any disc you think has valuable data thats re-writable into a random drive. With one DVD, the computer (a friends) even started to re-format the disc!. I have also had this problem with drag to disc (UDF) DVD's. I have in the past ended up installing an older legacy product to resolve this kind of problem. I know 100% its not as I've had this before. How to use Time Machine to restore photos youve deleted from the Mac. I also then put in a drag to disc (UDF disc) for data speed testing, it thinks its a blank disc. To move our Photos Library, we drag it to its new location, double-click it.

I was burning all sorts with version 5 last week, now 6 is causing problems and I only want to burn an. I keep getting error messages saying creator classic can't initialise because I have too many programs open. I'm already getting some drive problems and having problems with initialisation. I've just got a copy of easy cd creator 6, replacing version 5. I will reply if I ever get a PC to recognize it. That's the one and only CD/DVD recording I ever made in that mode.

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