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Cannot restore Nero .nri image file to hard disk.
Hello Everyone,
I have been trying to restore an .nri image from a cd and the only way I can see that the data is intact is in the Nero restore utility. One problem I cannot access the data and restore it anywhere. Is there a utility program that is better than Isobuster and doesn't discriminate any image type file? I really need to get this data off of this cd and any help would be appreciated.
I have been trying to restore an .nri image from a cd and the only way I can see that the data is intact is in the Nero restore utility. One problem I cannot access the data and restore it anywhere. Is there a utility program that is better than Isobuster and doesn't discriminate any image type file? I really need to get this data off of this cd and any help would be appreciated.
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rindi
Why don't you use nero? Also, isobuster shouldn't have a problem with the nri filetype.
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isobuster shouldn't have a problem with the nri filetype.
I have purchased the Pro , Business version 2.0 of Isobuster and it still doesn't allow .nri file types.
There must be other options out there.
I had a small breakthrough with Nero although when I restored the data in file form back to a cd I found that just about every file was corrupt and wouldn't open up although the file size seemed to be accurate, any clues anyone.
I have purchased the Pro , Business version 2.0 of Isobuster and it still doesn't allow .nri file types.
There must be other options out there.
I had a small breakthrough with Nero although when I restored the data in file form back to a cd I found that just about every file was corrupt and wouldn't open up although the file size seemed to be accurate, any clues anyone.
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Just to say you both were of a great help , however since the people had a dying hard drive at the time of creating the image, it appears that all 355mb of data is completely corrupt. Would you agree with me here or is there a way of fixing the corruption of data ie jpeg , myob, word, exel, pdf type file all gone to the computer god :(
If you still have the drive that was dying, you could always bring it to a recovery agency (if the data is worth the price). Also if it is still possible to access the disk from another PC you could try scanning it with getdataback.
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Agree with above.
Also, image software does copy the bad sectors of the drive so at restoration you still have a
problem with the files.
Unless the image was made when the drive was working well, I would move on.
Good luck.
Also, image software does copy the bad sectors of the drive so at restoration you still have a
problem with the files.
Unless the image was made when the drive was working well, I would move on.
Good luck.
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