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Posted by: manual2100
« on: 12. September 2016., 11:27:25 »

I think there was a tool called cd roller but it is not free (14days trial).  Isobuster should do the work either. Was it a rewritable cd? If yes then you need a tool that recovers files from rw cds but it works only when tha disk is quick formatted. I think cd roller does this too.
Posted by: kylenberg
« on: 01. October 2015., 16:16:37 »

You may use guide below...

CD/DVD get scratched due to regular use. You can use following methods to recover data. I assure you that after using these methods, you will have all your data.

1.   Clean the CD/DVD properly as dust can be a reason.
2.   Use a CD/DVD writer instead a CD/DVD reader device for such corrupted disks, because DVD writer are more powerful than DVD reader.
3.   If nothing happens, then you should opt for a third party data recovery software. This is the best way to recover data from CD/DVD/Blue-Ray disks.

Or in case guide can't assist you, make use of more powerful resources, which can give you more variants of restoration CD data

https://www.repairtoolbox.com/cdfreerepair.html CD Repair Toolbox Free
https://discuss.howtogeek.com/t/how-to-recover-data-from-corrupted-cd-disk/26571
http://www.quora.com/How-do-I-recover-data-from-a-corrupted-CD-disk
Posted by: caenness
« on: 27. September 2015., 13:05:30 »

Hi,
Just been handed a CD that contained a lot of photos. The person in question took them on the CD to a supermarket photo printer. Inserted the CD and there is now just 2 files visible a file called CONTENT.DAT (0.16KB) and a COMP.DAT file at 160MB. If I look at the CD using ISOBUSTER I see just one session and the 2 files.
The CD obviously wasn't closed - any ideas on how to recover?
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