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Trying to Backup My Pictures..
humfer
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Sorry if this appears a really simple task. Getting a new PC and have about 3GB of pictures I want to burn onto a DVD. Whenever I go to copy pictures to CD, it comes up with a "Windows encounterer as problem when trying to copy this folder". Any clues to what I might be doing wrong?
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Are you attempting to burn to CD or DVD? Your post says both. Windows XP has no built in DVD writing software, only CD.
You can't burn 3GB to a single CD, max capacity is around 700MB.No free lunch, and no free laptop
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Could be the folder is copy protected, i think its more likely that you are trying to burn to a dvd and you dotn have the hardware/software to do it.
To fix it, just copy them onto 4 different cd's0 -
Are you attempting to burn to CD or DVD? Your post says both. Windows XP has no built in DVD writing software, only CD.
You can't burn 3GB to a single CD, max capacity is around 700MB.
Ah that explains it. Trying to burn to a DVD, so thats the problem. Didn't realise XP didn't have any DVD writing software.0 -
You can download IMGBURN or use 4 or 5 CD's. This is assuming that you have a DVD burner on you older PC. Or use a USB flash drive-most of them are now 4 or 8GB.No free lunch, and no free laptop
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You can download IMGBURN or use 4 or 5 CD's. This is assuming that you have a DVD burner on you older PC. Or use a USB flash drive-most of them are now 4 or 8GB.
I have 3 1GB flash drives so will just use them to transfer the files to the new PC. new PC has Vista - will this have DVD burning software built in?0 -
Yes, it's built in to Vista.No free lunch, and no free laptop
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