- Unreadable CD-ROM, CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-RAM, DVD-R/W or 3-inch Mini CD-R.
- Data can not be accessed but the disc indicates that it is full.
- Accidental quick erased, quick formatted, or file deletion.
- Files and/or directory can be seen but files can not be moved or used on the media.
- Error dialog box says "Files do not exist"
- Corrupted or missing TOC (Table of Contents) or directory information.
- Damaged or crossed sessions, caused by operator error.
- Problems with your operating system or shut down during write, causing CD errors.
- Physical damages: bubbles, cracks, scratches, warping, others
- When the media is put in the drive, the drive makes a loud whirring sound.
- Computer freezes or locks up, while trying to read the media.
- CD that had data on it, now incorrectly appears to be a blank or an audio CD.
- Failed CDs from Home Audio Recorders
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