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Is there any software that will recover data from a damaged cd-r.I know there are over 1000 files on the cd but my drive thinks the cd is empty. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I tried it in my cd-rom drive, the error I get is that device is not ready.

Is there any software that will recover files from a damaged cdr.I'm using adaptec software to write to my cd's and now it shows one of my cd's to be empty and I konw there are over 1000 files on it. Any help would be appreciated.

Problem solved. Loose connection, thanx for all the help.

The CDR is set to master and the CDrom to slave but I've noticed that no matter what type of cd I put into cdrom drive it thinks it's an audio cd. I've recently upgraded my system to 1.3 Ghz amd with 256Mb ram and during this upgrade refitted the cdrom.

Does it make a difference which one is master or slave

I've fitted a cd-rw drive to my computer and also kept my existing cd rom drive. The cd-rw is drive D: and the cd-rom drive is drive E:. Now when I try to access a cd using the cd rom it tells me that E: is not accessable. Are there any settings for either drive that I need to check?

Try double clicking on volume icon on task bar and check that wave/direct sound volume is up to max and that mute is not ticked. What sound card are you using?

Found problem caused by windows '98 not shutting down properly. I downloaded and ran " 4756us8.exe " from microsoft windows 98 updates and now windows shuts down properly with no problems restarting in dos mode.

Windows boots normally and it occurs when I shut down windows and select "restart in ms-dos mode ".

I upgraded from '95 to '98, now when I try to restart in ms-dos mode the computer goes to a blank screen with a flashing cursor in top left corner and just hangs there and will not go to dos mode. Is there something I need to upgrade or set within windows'98 to get this to work.?