One of my users has burned a cd-r (Imation CD-R, 52x 700MB, 80 min; w/forcefield protective coating)
on her old pc that died. She is not sure if it was burned or D2D - she had a friend help her who did the work.
The pc was a Dell and whatever version of Roxio that came with it.
We cannot read the cd - it shows up as a blank disk; however, her laptop can read it 2 out of 3 times.
The files are Word documents. All involved pcs are Win XP S/P 2.
On my pc I started up Roxio Creator Classic - Ver. 7 (build 7.1.1.189 ENU) and went to:
Tools, Disc and Device Utility and it shows the following:
CD-R Single session (with Mode 2-XA data - Incomplete 1 session, 2 tracks Not recordable, used space: 702.8 MB)
If I click on the Finialize button I receive this error:
"Session Fixation Error - Empty or partially written reserved track in session - Illegal request."
If I click on a track and try to read the track I receive this error:
"Error # 0x15640001 - illegal mode for this track - Illegal request."
Any ideas on what we can do to be able to read these cds? She has a lot of these cds - she made backups of all of her word documents for the past few years.
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GeorgeM
Hi:
One of my users has burned a cd-r (Imation CD-R, 52x 700MB, 80 min; w/forcefield protective coating)
on her old pc that died. She is not sure if it was burned or D2D - she had a friend help her who did the work.
The pc was a Dell and whatever version of Roxio that came with it.
We cannot read the cd - it shows up as a blank disk; however, her laptop can read it 2 out of 3 times.
The files are Word documents. All involved pcs are Win XP S/P 2.
On my pc I started up Roxio Creator Classic - Ver. 7 (build 7.1.1.189 ENU) and went to:
Tools, Disc and Device Utility and it shows the following:
CD-R Single session (with Mode 2-XA data - Incomplete 1 session, 2 tracks Not recordable, used space: 702.8 MB)
If I click on the Finialize button I receive this error:
"Session Fixation Error - Empty or partially written reserved track in session - Illegal request."
If I click on a track and try to read the track I receive this error:
"Error # 0x15640001 - illegal mode for this track - Illegal request."
Any ideas on what we can do to be able to read these cds? She has a lot of these cds - she made backups of all of her word documents for the past few years.
thank you very much,
George
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