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It also has a very good chance of destroying the data layer of the disc, just normal temperature water can do that. The data layer can very easily just fall off depending upon the condition of the disc if it gets wet. I know this from first hand experience when I was attempting to clean an old audio CD that looked dirty, and was shocked that the data layer just fall off thus destroying the disc and it was a stupid mistake that I'll never repeat.

 

 

So, it destroyed the 2nd CD and took away half of the main CD. So now its confirmed, im not using these CD:s in any drive anymore and also confirmed this myth of recovering CD:s with hot water is busted .

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This computer is much newer than the one where i wanted to install the program but that program complained somethin like ''no devices detected'' maby because my CD/DVD drive is empty. And haven't tryed the program here yet, but i just got a newer versin about it so it actually dosen't matter anymore.

 

I just tryed with the computer where it has worked, and i cant install the program here. I think that this comp is so late from everything so all what has worked stop working. But atleast it dosen't matter...

 

And someone could lock this thread. Or perhaps delete.

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Looks like it would wor properly but as other programs, it freezes at sector 133?? and askes commands about data what can't be readed. So i don't know much about these problems but on the disk is few scraches, should i repair it until there's no scraches?

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Is it possible to scan CD/DVDs? I got a CD wich includes an error and would like to try this there.

 

Atlast a FREE program wich REALLY works.