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Betti Ann & Preston Smith <[log in to unmask]>
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Alan -

thanks for your note.  I had not realized there was a Scan function - I ran
it and it told me that the directory was gone and that the problem could
not be corrected. So I reformatted.

It was a brand new disk but I had transferred a lot of data to it and i
think one of the longer transfers got garbled.  Live and learn.

Thanks again
Preston


At 08:22 PM 12/1/03, you wrote:
>Preston, the CD-RW disks get a bit flakey after continued re-writes and this
>message appears when the CD-RW cannot be accessed. It has happened to me a
>few times. Depending on what version of Adaptec you are using, get to the
>scandisk option and let it check the disc for errors. If you get a message
>it has problems you will get the option to save any files that can be
>salvaged to your hard drive. Unfortunately they are given numerical names
>with a new extension which will have to changed to the original one if you
>know what is, i.e. zip,exe,rar. It takes a bit of trial and error and
>sometimes a clue can be obtained by right clicking it.
>
>Good luck,
>Alan Priol.

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