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Hi there,
I was about to reformat my laptop and decided to save my files onto CD. I moved my files from C:\ to D:\ (not copied!). The files were apparently writen onto the CD. When I put the CD back in the drive to check, it was blank. I can still see the files are under "recent documents" but can't open them as the properties have changed. How can I get these files back? I would very much appreciate your help! thanks, Steph |
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If you don't have third party CD writing software installed, then the files
are in a temp holding area waiting to be burned to CD. XP's CD writing function does not natively support moving, copying or writing files directly to CD. It first places the files in a staging area and it should prompt you by telling you that you have fails waiting to be burned to CD. For more information, go to Help and Support on the Start menu, type CD Burning in the Search box, when the task list appears, click "Copy files and folders to a CD." -- Michael Solomon MS-MVP Windows Shell/User Backup is a PC User's Best Friend DTS-L.Org: http://www.dts-l.org/ "steph" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:29b7d01c464fb$4e688ca0$a301280a@phx.gbl... > Hi there, > I was about to reformat my laptop and decided to save my > files onto CD. > I moved my files from C:\ to D:\ (not copied!). The files > were apparently writen onto the CD. > When I put the CD back in the drive to check, it was > blank. > I can still see the files are under "recent documents" > but can't open them as the properties have changed. > How can I get these files back? > > I would very much appreciate your help! > thanks, > Steph |
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