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  1. Cookee

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    Help

    Im getting a little bit pissed off atm :angry: And would like someones help :(

    I am trying to copy a AVI video clip from a CDR to my documents on my comp. It keeps failing and saying "invalid MS - DOS function" :evil: WTF does that mean and why cant I copy it????! :bang: I dont wana lose this file :(

    Help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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    u trying copy n paste ?

    also try a different directory as well !!
  4. Cookee

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    Yeah Im copying it and then just pasting it :(
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    Nope, doesnt work :( :bang:
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    Says its a read only file and wont let me change that in properties :( All the other files of the exact same night are fine and not read only
  7. Cookee

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    Ive sorted it ;) Thanks mate :up:
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    Sounds like CD is knackered Rach!

    Try taking it out n giving it a clean.

    Or try on sum1 elses PC (sum drives have better lasers than others or read certain brands of disc better :up: )

    Sumtimes anyway! :laugh:
  9. Cookee

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    Cheeky :tut: My comp is very clean ;) Its sorted now
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    :lol: :lol:

    Didnt mean ur comp was dirty ya dafty!! :laugh:

    I mean cd cud av had dust on or a bit of gunk :p

    What was it?
  11. Cookee

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    Im not telling. I was just a bit silly :laugh:
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    Lol - come on - spill ya guts :laugh:

    U put the cd in the floppy drive didnt ya :wink:
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    Well put it this way I'm the geek who had the answer, so it wasnt that hard :p
  14. Cookee

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    Shhhhhhhhhhh!! :secret:
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    She turned it so the label side on the cd was facing up instead of down....

    *runs* :D
  16. Cookee

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    :lol: Hey!!! Im not THAT stupid! :p I didnt actually sort it out, I just found the file elsewhere. :D But if anyone does know how to sort it, let me know, cos no doubt Ill need it again :D
  17. ManofScience

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    has it got a long file name? it could be comething like that.

    i'd open a ms-dos prompt, change to the cdrom drive then type something along the lines of :

    copy <complete file name in EXACTLY how it's listed, with correct extension> c:\<a simpler file name, with correct extension> for example :

    copy paris hilton grot video.mpeg c:\grot.mpg

    :D :wink:
  18. Cookee

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    Youve cofused me :spangled: :p
  19. ManofScience

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    open an ms-dos prompt, change to the cdrom drive, by typing d: or e: depending what you cdrom drive is. Get into the folder and type DIR that will list the file and give it's ms-dos name....

    THEN type COPY <ms-dos file name> c:\<new, shorter file name> ... it's a suggestion... :D
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