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Ok I know the answer you are going to give and that is to create a new temp folder that has at least 10 Gb of space.
I have.
My HD has 120Gb free.
X Rescue recovers the disc and as it goes to write, I get the DVD X Writer file missing error and it complains about archive.txt.
I go to the temp folder and lo and behold archive.txt is missing. Also I noticed that the folder TS_Audio is missing but TS_Video is there with all expected files.
I have used X Rescue successfully many times in the past, but had a hard drive crash and had to reinstall everything on my new hard drive and X Rescue gets this error every time now...even on a disc I rescued successfully in the past.
Help!
Alex
baldbear
AfterDawn Addict
9 Feb 2006 11:31 AM
what version of platinum are you using?
womble2
Newbie
9 Feb 2006 11:45 AM
Version 4.0.3.8
DVDXRescue worked before though...
baldbear
AfterDawn Addict
9 Feb 2006 11:52 AM
how did you activate platinum, by license/password or files?
womble2
Newbie
9 Feb 2006 11:59 AM
Files, I managed to recover it from my old hard drive. DVD XPress has worked OK and I recovered this the same way.
baldbear
AfterDawn Addict
9 Feb 2006 12:17 PM
xcopy programs need to be activated by license/password, by using files (illegal way of activating) most times just causes problems.
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