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Cannot copy file: Data error (cylcic redundancy check)
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Hi !
I am trying to copy a .dat file from a CD to my hardisk. I am running WinXP pro. The copying process run smoothly at the beginning but getting very slow when it reaches 99% completion !? And, pop up the error message "Cannot copy file: Data error (cylcic redundancy check)" !
What shall I do next ?
mithost.com
I am trying to copy a .dat file from a CD to my hardisk. I am running WinXP pro. The copying process run smoothly at the beginning but getting very slow when it reaches 99% completion !? And, pop up the error message "Cannot copy file: Data error (cylcic redundancy check)" !
What shall I do next ?
mithost.com
CRC errors usually mean that the source file is corrupt. Burn the original source file to a new CD and try again.
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Originally Posted by mithost.com
How to check whether there is any protection has been put in ?
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