Help!!!

[fab68]

I cannot make a copy of my Keys. There is a massage telling me there is information attached to the file and it will be lost. After I hit yes , drive E will not burn. It does not recognize the CD-R in the drive. Can someone please walk me specifically on how to make a copy of my Keys.

[purplexed]

I am not too sure what you are trying to do?

Simply make a CD with your Key.AnyDVD and Key.CloneDVD files on them?

what program are you using to copy these files to CD?

[DetroitBaseball]

Even Windows Explorer can write files to a CD.

[SlyFox 1]

I cannot make a copy of my Keys. There is a massage telling me there is information attached to the file and it will be lost. After I hit yes , drive E will not burn. It does not recognize the CD-R in the drive. Can someone please walk me specifically on how to make a copy of my Keys.
I wouldn't waste a CD for 2 X 1kb files, if your computer has a floppy just put it on that. Easy as pie.:clap:

[DetroitBaseball]

I wouldn't waste a CD for 2 X 1kb files, if your computer has a floppy just put it on that. Easy as pie.:clap:
I agree. A CD can hold 700MB, why only use 1KB of it? A flash drive or a floppy drive is perfect. My new computer didn't come with a floppy drive though, since it is an old outdated technology.

[fab68]

I do not have a flopy disk. I do not have a problem using one CD-R disk. I know it s simple, but I have right clicked, copy paste on E drive and it will not copy. The message "copying was not sucsessfull try again" will come up. If I place a blank CD-R windows will tell me I need a CD-R or CD-RW and so on, it does not recognize the blank CD. Can someone walk me step by step on a diffrent way to copy these file. Thank you in advance.

[SlyFox 1]

I agree. A CD can hold 700MB, why only use 1KB of it? A flash drive or a floppy drive is perfect. My new computer didn't come with a floppy drive though, since it is an old outdated technology.
You are correct Detroit Baseball but I have about 50 floppys still in a box, and I find it perfect for this type of thing, when I built my machine, there was a bay for memory sticks and it came with a floppy drive so for 19.99 I just put it in, but it is outdated in a big way now. :clap:

[SlyFox 1]

I do not have a flopy disk. I do not have a problem using one CD-R disk. I know it s simple, but I have right clicked, copy paste on E drive and it will not copy. The message "copying was not sucsessfull try again" will come up. If I place a blank CD-R windows will tell me I need a CD-R or CD-RW and so on, it does not recognize the blank CD. Can someone walk me step by step on a diffrent way to copy these file. Thank you in advance.
Put the CD in the drive and use almost any CD program even Windows to copy to your CD-Drive. Most store bought computers come with some sort of burning software. ( I think ):confused:

[purplexed]

fab68 ... hmz, is that name driven off of the "competing" program of DVDfab?

anyways sorry for the off topic rant..


fab68,

Might I suggest an easy solution... if you have an online email service... (Yahoo, Hotmail or my personal pick Gmail.com) simply email the small files to yourself.

I do this on all my files that i need a quick backup of.

it works and will always be there no matter what.

Would that work?