I burned several CD's using a computor that had Roxio on it (version unknown)... Serveral of the CD's open just fine, however the one's that have my old email archives, saved as PST files, will not open... I get a message that says I need "local administrator rights"....
It displays only 3 files on each of these disks... I think these are:
autoruninf
UdtrChk.exe
udfrinst.z1
I really need to access these files. Can any one help???
In advance, thanks!
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shane
, Oct 19 2006 08:57 AM
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jeanrosenfeld
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Posted 19 October 2006 - 09:23 AM
Did you use some backup component of Roxio?. Normal burning of the files as data would just show the files you selected, in this case your .pst file.
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Posted 19 October 2006 - 09:44 AM
Seeing the udfrinst file makes me believe that you used some version of Drag to Disc to make the discs.At this point you may have to use the same version to read them,the data may be gone or you may need some kind of recovery program to get at the data.Try reading them with the current version of Drag to Disc you have,if you have one.
Packet writing is a pretty unreliable form of burning.It's best used for very short term transfers.
Packet writing is a pretty unreliable form of burning.It's best used for very short term transfers.
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Do you wanna hear me beg you to take me back?
I'd gladly do it because....."
Terry
AMD Athlon II X4 640 3.0Ghz processor
ASUS M4A88T-M/USB3 Motherboard w/VIA 8 channel sound
Power Color ATI HD5550 512mb DDR3 video card
4Gb DDR3 10666 memory
1Tb Hitachi SATA hard drive
(2) Lite-On iHAS224-06 SATA DVD drives
Rosewill Destroyer case
Dell DX-20A6Q QFlix DVD burner
Cambridge Soundworks THX 5.1 speaker system
I-inc iH-252HPB 25" widescreen monitor connected via HDMI
Dell 1100 Laser printer
Roxio USB Capture Device
Windows 7 OS
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Posted 19 October 2006 - 10:15 AM
tbrewst, on Oct 19 2006, 09:44 AM, said:
Seeing the udfrinst file makes me believe that you used some version of Drag to Disc to make the discs.At this point you may have to use the same version to read them,the data may be gone or you may need some kind of recovery program to get at the data.Try reading them with the current version of Drag to Disc you have,if you have one.
Packet writing is a pretty unreliable form of burning.It's best used for very short term transfers.
Packet writing is a pretty unreliable form of burning.It's best used for very short term transfers.
You're right... I "dragged to disk", and I'm not sure what tool I used to do that... Any suggestions on the recovery program???
I'm a technical recruiter, but not very technical myself... Maybe my companies help desk can assist???
I really appreciate your help.... Please let me know if you have any other ideas...
Thanks...
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Posted 19 October 2006 - 10:22 AM
shane, on Oct 19 2006, 02:15 PM, said:
You're right... I "dragged to disk", and I'm not sure what tool I used to do that... Any suggestions on the recovery program???
I'm a technical recruiter, but not very technical myself... Maybe my companies help desk can assist???
I really appreciate your help.... Please let me know if you have any other ideas...
Thanks...
I'm a technical recruiter, but not very technical myself... Maybe my companies help desk can assist???
I really appreciate your help.... Please let me know if you have any other ideas...
Thanks...
Here are 2 recovery programs
http://www.cdroller.com/
http://www.isobuster.com/
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