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• I backed up the files on a DVD of a XP OS to put on a 7 OS but the record shows that the data on the DVD is corrupted

  I backed up the files on a DVD of a XP OS to put on a 7 BONE, but the record shows that the data on the DVD is corrupted. I have run some recovery on the DVD programs and even if she shows that 2.3 GB have been used they are unable to find the data

  * original title - I need fast help please *.

  How is not have you backed up the files?  You just burn it to a CD or did you use the 'NT backup' program of Windows XP?  I don't think that the Windows XP Backup program is compatible with the Windows 7 backup program.  The following link contains an article that explains this condition:

  "Windows 7 backup XP restore"

  If you simply copied the files on the CD/DVD, then it is possible the program that copied the DVD not to "finalize" the DVD.  If you can play the DVD on the computer that created it, but cannot on another computer, then this is probably the case.  If this is the case, then put the disk into the computer that created and put in place the program that burned and look under the 'Tools' menu for an option "Finalize"... and do it.

  HTH,
  JW

• HOW TO BURN A SINGLE ON A CD - R DATA FILE (GUARD TRY TO BURN A DVD WHEN THE CD - R DISC AND HAS ALSO NO PROVISION FOR SIMPLE DATA FILES)

  Windows Media Player to burn a DVD when a CD - R's in the magazine.  When the BURN is a right-click in WMP to select media, it seems to focus on one single image copy copy not the program data we downloaded from BluRay to update firmware of the Blu - Ray player.

  We continue back to back up our files, but there seems to be only a reproduction of images of WMP.  I know, Windows MEDIA player!

  Suppose we wanted to save a simple letter printed on a cd - r?  I'm sure I'm missing SOMETHING!  And now I can not find disk "F" which is the reader, we used to use CD for (I'm already grey) "»

  You do not use Windows Media Player to burn data files. Start - Help and Support has lots of info on how to burn a file (search on Burns). Click right file - send to - .

  Read the help.

• storage of files on DVD size

  Does anyone know of a program or application that:

  Can watch a directory with many files, and

  automatically select the appropriate files according to the available space on a backup DVD?

  I take a lot of videos and upward with many files. I want to burn these files on DVD to keep a backup. I also want to optimize space accepting these backups on a DVD, for example want to be as close to 4.7 G as possible to not waste space.

  The program I am considering is the directory of files to back up, and then selects a number of files that together make up 4.7 G (or as close as possible) without having to make the selection myself which is prone to error and delays.

  Any help appreciated.

  I'm not aware of any applications that do this.

  Roxio Toast is a flexible tool for engraving, and you can choose the amount of video you want to put in your backup on the fly.  Assuming that you are dealing with a data DVD, add enough videos to equal to about 4.3 G and burn.

• Windows media 11 - minute CD in the form of data files burn - Player wasn't question before

  Windows media 11 - CD player now burn as data files - all the previous burns were 80 min 700 MB disc, now burn list shows only around 50 mb, 640 and used for whole album remaining.  Does not work as an audio cd - this just started 3 months ago and I have been unable to solve.  Thank you for the additional remarks: looking for updates, all-deleted Firefox Plugin (deleted) tried to reload Windows Media Player, but will not be with the current version.  Rather not delete Windows Media Player and reload as many albums is here.  10 years of value at least

  Please see:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-GB/Windows-Vista/burn-a-CD-or-DVD-in-Windows-Media-Player

  (the section called "Burn Audio CD".

• the windows boot configuration data file does not contain a valid entry os

  Hello

  I got this message when recovery... I can't get the windows... I have the CD recovery, but when I boot it... It gives me this message

  the windows boot configuration data file does not contain a valid entry os

   

  
  How do I solve this problem

  Hello

  Assuming that it's just a problem with the recovery media, here's another solution, you can try.

  Before you try the following, make sure that you can always read the character product activation key 25 on your label Windows COA (5 blocks of 5 alphanumeric games).

  An example of a COA label can be seen here.

  You can create a Windows 7 installation disc yourself using another PC - just download the good Disk Image ( it must be the same version that originally shipped with your laptop - IE if your laptop comes with Windows 7 Home Premium, that is the file you need to download ) from the link below and use an app like ImgBurn to burn the ISO correctly file on a blank DVD - a guide on the use of ImgBurn to write an ISO on a disc is here.  The source of the Image is - Digital River.

  Images of Windows 7.

  Use the disk to perform the installation, enter the activation key of Windows on the label of the COA at the request and once the installation is complete, use ' 'phone Method' described in detail in the link below to activate the operating system -this made method supported by Microsoft and is popular with people who want to just have a new installation of Windows 7 without additional software load normally comes with OEM installations.

  http://www.kodyaz.com/articles/how-to-activate-Windows-7-by-phone.aspx

  All pilots additional and the software you may need are located by entering your full model number or Nr here.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• I back up my files on dvd and then do a system recovery. This deletes all files and reinstall windows vista. now I don't know how to put the files in the computer?

  Vista has a program to backup your files on dvd, but not one of put them back in after you do the system recovery?

  Hello

  see if this information helps you

  How to make a backup of your data

  http://www.vista4beginners.com/how-to-backup-your-data

  How to restore your files

  http://www.vista4beginners.com/how-to-restore-files

  the 1st link below is how do the backup complete pc

  http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/tutorial145.html

  and that is how do to recover the backup complete pc

  http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/tutorial144.html

  and here is the information of microsoft in restoring a system image backup

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/restore-your-computer-from-a-system-image-backup

  If you have problems, it's in here is a forum for microsoft at the link specifically for backup questions below

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/WindowsBackup/threads

• Cannot access the data of a dvd burned using Windows Vista

  Mr President.

  We burned a dvd using the integrated software disc Vista burning... the procedure was as follows:

  After inserting the disc, we formatted the disk by checking the "Quick Format" option... the format once completed, we pulled the folders n files that are supposed to be stored on the dvd n that the process has begun... After the end of the burn, the dvd is ejected automatically... but the dvd is not readable on other laptops or desktops... well helping... data are very IMP... We have no other backup data... and we have formatted the old laptop and upgraded to Windows 7...

  Forward to your response

  Kind regards

  Hitesh Baku

  How does the combustion process end - did you finish it or simply eject a DVD?  If you have completed it, exactly, that you have to finish?  What type of backup has been made (or did you use just copy/paste instead of the grogram backup) and what version of Vista are you using?  Did you use the live file format or the image ISO format http://www.ehow.com/how_5013668_copy-cd-dvd-windows-vista.html?  What kind of CD or DVD (CD, CD - R, CD + r, CD - RW, DVD, DVD - R,...)?

  Insert the DVD into the drive and go into Windows Explorer and right-click on it and select explore.  Any files or folders appear?  Go to start / Control Panel / folder opt / view on the and make sure that the button to view the hidden files is checked.  Also check the box to show system files and uncheck to hide extensions of known file types (this can be useful later).  Nothing now watch or it always seems to be empty.

  Go to start / Control Panel / administrative tools / computer management / disk management and check on the DVD in the car and tell me what it says on the size and the amount of available space (in other words, think data on the DVD).  Closer to your mouse on the DVD player and a text box appears above it lists criteria to this stationary player down.  Please post what he says EXACTLY, in the same order, as it is presented.  Does show as active for example?

  Here are the instructions on how to copy data from a hard drive to a CD.  Read carefully.  You skip steps or fail to wait until the processes were completed before moving on to the next step?  If we know what hurts you, it may be possible to fix it - but I don't know (because I have no idea, but why it happened). http://www.ehow.com/how_5013668_copy-cd-dvd-windows-vista.html.  Also, check out the following article, especially the section about closing or to finalize the process and see if you have done this http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-vista/Disc-burning-frequently-asked-questions.

  Here is another article on how to burn a CD/DVD in Vista to test to see if you followed the procedures as indicated or anything left side: http://maximumpcguides.com/windows-vista/burn-a-cd-or-dvd-in-windows-vista/.

  I believe that you have finished the session before it was finalized and it's the cause of your problem (assuming that Disk manager shows ALL the data on the dik at all - in which case I am afraid that the information was not stored on the CD/DVD and are not recoveralble, because there is nothing there to recover).  If the development is the issue, there may still be a way to finalize the disc - although I'll have to research further on this subject because I don't know how to finalize a disc that has already been ejected before it was finalized (and depends on what probably treat you used).

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  Even if you have your drive formatted and installed Windows7, it is still possible to recover some of the data that was stored there using special recovery software.  I don't know if these programs work with Windows7 (it is a forum for Vista) but you can check the details before you download them or go to the Windows7 Compatibility Center to see if they are listed http://www.microsoft.com/windows/compatibility/windows-7/en-us/default.aspx.

  The files are not really deleted until they are crushed (although they are no longer available through conventional methods).  If you decide to try these recovery programs, you should stop using your drive hard immediately in order not to replace the data that you are trying to recover.  He slave on another PC and launch the recovery of this PC.  Even now you have definitely lost some of them if you use the same PC.  If you can not do this (slave on another PC), you run the risk of overwriting the data with every action you do on the PC (but you may still be able to recover some or most or even all files - it's a matter of luck).

  Only you can decide if the data is important enough to take the PC to an expert data recovery to recover files (they will have better programs and hardware to do that none of us do, and I've provided above).  Do NOT go to the Geek Squad or one of these centers of store-, they generally don't know what they are doing - it take for expert data recovery.  It will cost you a little and they generally offer no guarantees.  The decision is yours.

  Here are some free recovery programs that might help:

  http://www.SnapFiles.com/freeware/system/fwdatarecovery.html (first try Recuva)

  http://www.SnapFiles.com/get/DiskDigger.html (try this second - if it does not also the chances of recovery are very slim, but we invite you to try other options if you want)

  http://www.SnapFiles.com/get/easusdfr.html

  http://www.SnapFiles.com/get/restoration.html

  http://www.SnapFiles.com/downloads/Recuva/dlrecuva.html

  http://www.SoftPerfect.com/products/FileRecovery/

  http://techpaul.WordPress.com/2008/06/23/how-to-recover-your-lost-files/

  I hope this helps and I look forward to your reply with the results of the options I suggested, the I asked you to perform checks and questions I asked (and I know there were many, but I'm not here in front of your computer with the disk to try things myself so the only way I'm collecting information that I need help (if possible) is to seek your help for) help me.  Thank you.

  Good luck!

  Lorien - MCSA/MCSE/network + / has + - if this post solves your problem, please click the 'Mark as answer' or 'Useful' button at the top of this message. Marking a post as answer, or relatively useful, you help others find the answer more quickly.

• Dat.Files and NTuser.dat Journal

  I'm having problems of performance and troubleshooting, found that in C:/users of my computer

  There is my ntuserdat PC. newspapers and dat files.

  In addition, public user - same ntuser files

  By default - same ntuser files

  and the user: me has a data.local app file that has only 2 more files that

  me-pc user that has the same data files accurate local app at least two files of hp.

  I also seem to have 2 keyboards, moniters, winstock, memory addresses and others. The performace is bad! I think it's all these user accounts. Weird, as I am the only user and I have only 1 account - I. How can I fix it? I tried the defrag, disk Cleanup, health reports and see what is in my system. Please someone help me. It is a Pavilion hp 32-bit, windows vista sp2

  Hello

  I would backup several times using different methods like a couple of backups in the
  external and backup of important data on a DVD - safety in numbers. Then re-install Windows
  as he came on the system. The upgrade would be unwise and may not work with a system
  who has problems.

  Your system as it is now may be fixable without reinstalling by technical support
  However, a new installation should also address these issues.

  Rob - bicycle - Mark Twain said it is good.

• HP Pavilion HPE Series - Windows 7 - backup files on DVD-R and DVD + R DL.

  Nice day

  I have a question about backing up my files using dvd - r - dvd + r dl - I used to be able to back up my files once you write information about the disk backup, which includes the number of drive - computer name - date - time-. After completing most of the time to backup their still room left on the disk to add the backup files.

  So every time I have to perform a regular new save new files to the computer would ask the previous disc and then add the new files if had left them enough space on this disk. Until recently, when I backup my files at the application-it request the previous disc, which still has plenty of room to add new files - I insert the previous disc, but it will not add new files, a messaged pop keeps saying insert the previous disc it will not new files backup.

  I have to click on the use of a new media and formatting option and save the new files a new dvd - r or a dvd + r dl etc. Can anyone suggest what may be the problem and if the DVD + R DL that holds up to 8 GB are even appropriate for the backup files.

  Thank you.

  Joe, welcome to the forum.

  I suggest looking for a driver or Firmware Update for the drive.  Sometimes the glitches may occur which will cause the type of problem that you are experiencing.  You may have to completely reinstall the training software and driver.  In addition, it seems that the DVD may close at the end of each burn.  This would make the DVD so it will not allow adding more data.

  Here's a guide to the types of CD/DVD that you can use for backups and other uses.  Personally, I've always had the best luck using (+ r) discs.  They seem to be compatible with many brands of discs.

  Please, click on "Thumbs Up +" if I helped you and click "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• How to delete files from DVD - R?

  To clear the data, I clicked on the DVD player where I inserted the DVD-R disc. However, no "erase this disc" is visible on the toolbar. In the absence of that, how can I do to clear the date from DVD - R? I have perhaps kindly enlightened on the subject.

  Files on DVD-R and DVD + R cannot be erased, and the space re-used. If you want to rewrite the disk, choose DVD - RW or DVD + RW.

• "Backup and restore" in Windows 7 saves nothing, except the data files?

  I want to save my 'Favorites' of internet list, messages stored in Live mail and my address book in Live mail.  It seems that the "Backup and restore" function in Windows 7 saves only data files unless you choose the option of system image, and then it is not yet clear and seems to save much larger files that I could put on a DVD.

  Can someone direct me to information on this topic or suggest a better method of simple backup.

  By default, Windows 7 saving files in libraries and folders for all users.  That includes everything in your user folder: data applications, contacts, desktop, downloads, Favorites, music, photos, documents, etc..  Windows Live Mail stores messages in the application data folder, so they are automatically backed up.

  The system image contains everything on your computer.

  Both types of backup can create more data that a DVD can hold.  I recommend that you get an external drive for backups. Owner, Boulder computer Maven
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• The boot configuration data file is missing some information required. File:\BCD error code: 0xc0000034.

  I just bought my ASUS laptop (with no dvd player) 3 days ago. Today I turned on for the first time and was usually up to 1 hour later this bluescreen poped out: RECOVERY, your PC needs to be repaired. The boot configuration data file is missing some information required. File:\BCD error code: 0xc0000034. You will need to use the tools for restore on your installation media. If you don't have any media of the instalation (such as a disc or USB device), contact your system administrator or the PC manufacturer... As I said before that my laptop came with Windows 8, and it is not a dvd player.

  Thank you.

  Remove the power supply and remove the battery

  Press and hold the power button for 60 seconds

  Apply the AC voltage ONLY (DO NOT INSTALL THE BATTERY)

  Click on the power button and more quickly, press F9

  Follow the instructions to reset the computer to factory default

• Boot Configuration data file - knows how to solve the need advice that no one shared

  Hello

  I just got the

  Recovery: Boot Configuration data file is missing fileh \bcd

  error code 0xc000000d

  To solve that I need to get the windows disc 8 to repair the laptop, the only problem is that I don't have the disc that I just moved away from home in my own apartment for uni and don't have another computer of the rhe download files on a usb key and recover the laptop, so I thought I just buy windows 8 and install it on my computer and hopefully solve this , but it might not work because my computer came with Windows 8 installed so I could stuff something im not sure and it's just my brain fusion trying to understand this point, so if anyone has any what advice id greatly appreciate, oh and sorry if this isn't the best grammar mode spelling etc. IM on my phone and it is laggy as phones get, thanks.

  Dan G

  Hello Daniel,.

  Thanks for posting your query on Microsoft Community forum.

  According to the description you get the error Boot Configuration data (BCD). I totally agree with you that, in order, to rebuild the Boot Configuration data (BCD) we need the installation media.

  If you do not have any other computer to create the installation media, then it is best to contact the manufacturer of your computer instead to buy Windows from outside. If your computer is under warranty, they can provide you with the ERD free of charge or at minimal cost.

  If you manage to organize other computers or repair disk, try the steps below. You can try to create installation media by following the steps described in the article mentioned below.

  To create installation media Windows 8.1

  • Boot from the DVD of Windows 8.
  • Click repair your computer.
  • Click Troubleshooting , and then select Advanced Options.
  • Click on command prompt and type the following commands and press enter after each command:

  Bootrec /fixmbr

  Bootrec /fixboot

  Bootrec /rebuildbcd

  • Restart the computer.
  • Check if the problem persists.

  Get back to us with your question was last updated. We will be more than happy to help you.

  Kind regards

• Windows 8 will not mistake The Boot Configuration Data file is missing some required information.

  Yesterday, I downloaded Windows 8, and although using it was confusing I got the hang of it. Today, I used the computer again and everything was fine but then I stopped him and a few hours later, when I turned it on a blue screen appeared and he says:

  Recovery
  Your PC needs to be repaired
  The Boot Configuration data file is missing some information required.
  Leader: \Boot\0xc000000d
  OT: After victory. Download 8 it won't launch
  I have no idea what is happening or how to fix it. Any help to help me understand and solve this problem would be appreciated.

  Met the same question from one day to the other - re install Win 8< week="" old="" decided="" to="" misbehave="" on="" a="" reboot.="" nothing="" untoward="">

  In any case discovered that the automatic startup repair is less useless for me. He could not fix anything whatsoever after the diagnosis and just gave up.

  However, resort to repair (start your windows installation CD) command line prompt, I managed to solve it with the command of the ffg on the command line.

  Bootrec /rebuildbcd

  More info about bootrec available using your favorite search engine.

  for example, this site was useful for me

  http://superuser.com/questions/451277/missing-boot-files-in-Windows-8

  For users in previous posts with problems and have only a version downloaded to Win 8 - well I'd say that you yourself create a DVD of the version uploaded to win 8 - the installation program ask you if you want to create media - that will create a 4.x GB. ISO file that you can burn to DVD. There is enough information on how to do this just search online.

  With regard to creating a way to initiate Win8 installer from USB Eh well I heard the ffg tool works with Win 8 too but cannot vouch for her since have never tried so its at your own risk.

  http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msstore/HTML/pbPage.Help_Win7_usbdvd_dwnTool?ClickID=ckqs4fqifskwfnxlpiwkzwxqwwwzlvvlezzk

  Good luck, have fun,

  See you soon