I was trying to back up a sizable chuck of data from a harddrive that is damaged. I saved the .rcl after I choose the data to burn because the harddrive occassionally crashes. The project was supposed to span 13 disks but twice now I have tried it and it crashes before it can complete them all. I can't figure out how to tell Easy CD creator to START recording on disk 10. Can someone please let me know? Thanks.
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Question about spanning multiple CD's
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JayApr
, May 15 2007 11:51 AM
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Posted 15 May 2007 - 12:05 PM
QUOTE (JayApr @ May 15 2007, 03:51 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I was trying to back up a sizable chuck of data from a harddrive that is damaged. I saved the .rcl after I choose the data to burn because the harddrive occassionally crashes. The project was supposed to span 13 disks but twice now I have tried it and it crashes before it can complete them all. I can't figure out how to tell Easy CD creator to START recording on disk 10. Can someone please let me know? Thanks.
It is not going to do that and I can not think of a single backup program that will…
Disc spanning is the Second best way to lose all of your data. The Best way is to use a packet writer like Drag to Disc!
Frankly, if it were mine, I would replace the drive and after I had the system running again, install the old HD as a slave and copy the files to the new HD.
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Posted 15 May 2007 - 02:17 PM
QUOTE (james_hardin @ May 15 2007, 12:05 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
It is not going to do that and I can not think of a single backup program that will…
Disc spanning is the Second best way to lose all of your data. The Best way is to use a packet writer like Drag to Disc!
Frankly, if it were mine, I would replace the drive and after I had the system running again, install the old HD as a slave and copy the files to the new HD.
Disc spanning is the Second best way to lose all of your data. The Best way is to use a packet writer like Drag to Disc!
Frankly, if it were mine, I would replace the drive and after I had the system running again, install the old HD as a slave and copy the files to the new HD.
Thanks for the advice and the quick response. I'll do that.
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Posted 24 May 2007 - 08:31 PM
All i can tell u is mine spanned 7 disc.
But around 5 i ran into issues
and had to indvidual drag the files
over my self and tell it to continue
burning. It didnt pick up
where it left off.
It was a pain.
But around 5 i ran into issues
and had to indvidual drag the files
over my self and tell it to continue
burning. It didnt pick up
where it left off.
It was a pain.
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