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Cannot copy : Data error (cyclic redundancy check)

Zone: Hard Drives & Storage

Tags: redundancy, error, cyclic, data, check

Hi everyone please please help me

Ive just copied all the information i could from my external hard drive to the c drive using a program called getdataback for ntfs which was recommeneded by this website.

The information i have is now on the C drive but i cannot copy it back to the external hard drive it says
cannot copy : data error (cyclic redundancy check)

noooooooo!!

Should i of done some more steps before copying music back to the external? chck dsk it and some other things? I literally formatted the F drive (external) and then immediatly started copying files over. Some are successful and are on the F drive but alot has stayed on the C drive?

please help

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Zone: Storage

Question Asked By: shtoom

Solution Provided By: Zenhorse

Participating Experts: 1

Solution Grade: A

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