I burn a CD. to add some photos! but after it finish all the previous folders were deleted!!!?
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If you dleted the files, then it has to be rewitable. Just searc the disc ro the file names you are missing.
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If you are not formatting C drive then you need not copy any thing except the folder "my documents" the rest will stay as it is .After reinstaling you can load all your programs .
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Back in the old days, when hard drives were a new thing and not very large, there was a process called "defragging" that basically rearranged everything to be more efficient, and in doing so, eliminated the files that had been marked for deletion but were still there in a ghostly way.  Nowadays defragging is done automatically, and if you have truly deleted a file, and not just emptied it, it should not show on your file lists.  Try going into your operating system at the most basic level (Windows, for most of us, I suppose) and deleting them there.  Then be sure to "empty the recycle bin," and they should go away entirely.
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Put the burned CD-R back in the drive and open up the information from the CDRom drive icon.  If the information went thru, you will see the files listed
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IF you did accidentaly delete some system critical files don't worry. If your using windows XP your can do a repair just make sure you have your cd with you. Boot with and choose the repair option, (don't press r, that's recovery console"). everything will be restored as normal but you will have to windows updates again. Also makes sure you use a service pack 2 cd. All mail and links will still be intact
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delete from the folder you saved, also from recycle bin.\n\nClear out all temporary files, cookies, history etc.
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When looking at you Library there should be a choice in the middle that says exsplore. That will bring up a box with all your songs in it. Sent them to Your Windows media and burn.
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CDs are easily scratched and then Windows cannot read them and retrieve the data; if this is the problem you have, then you can use a CD data recovery tool called CDRoller which has a very good success rate\nhttp://www.snapfiles.com/reviews/CDRoller/cdroller.html\nnot cheap but it does have a free trial\n\ntips: use the best quality cd-rs you can afford; make several copies and keep them safe; back up to an external usb hard drive; store your pics online with Flickr etc
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You could try uninstalling from the CD's if you have them.   Or...\nYou could try the System Restore which takes you back to a time when your computer was working good. Go To: \nstart\nprograms\naccessories\nsystems tools\nsystem restore\nThis process is completely reversable. And does not remove your personal files. Just go back one checkpoint at a time until your puter is working good again.\nE
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What about the recording software? Does it show you how much space is left on the CD? \n\nMaybe there have been files recorded to the CD and later got deleted. \nIf you delete files from a CD then the space those files occupied stays lost.  \nYou would need to have a CD-RW and would have to format the CD-RW to create new recording space on there to put new stuff on the CD-RW.
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You probally deleted your restore files. This is the data used to restore your system. Disk Cleaning software is usually the reason for this
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Hi,  when you burnt the disc you needed to have made it a multi-session disc.  If this is true then when you put the disc in and select to burn a new section you shuold be given the option to continue or import the multisession.  If you have "closed" the disc then you can not write any more data to it.\nCheck your burning software providers home page they will ahve help on it.\n\ncheers
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you don't have to delete any, just add new ones... Eather down load, or make your own.... there is plenty of room in that file... Hope this helps!
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go to programme>accesories>system tools>backup then choose\nbackup>all information in computer then create a folder with name backup then burn it on cd. that's it.
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insert your windows xp cd in your cd rom \ngo to start>>run>>command\ntype : SFC /scannow\neach & every file missing, corrupted , deleted whatsoever is retrieved & restored and your OS is just like recently installed.
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Sounds like you are up the creek! You need a course in basic computers! In the first place, you shouldnt have moved them! You should have copied them and pasted them! In the second place, you dont just move files from one drive to the other without knowing what you are doing!
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No need to worry if u didn't used that partition after formating or if u have deleted a partition. There is a good software which is also free. It is called PC inspector File recovery. I am sure that it will help u. Here is a link