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Dave Grunfelder | Bill Wehrkamp | Win 95 & Cadorado |
September 20, 1996 9:24 PM |
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Regarding: Win 95 & Cadorado Request Reply: Not neccessary -------------=============[ Here are your words ]=============------------- Re: Win 95 & Cadorado > I have a question.... I have a backup tape from a Colorado 250 MG > backup that won't read. Is there utilities available that will go and > correct tapes with errors? I don't want to loose the backup. Any > help would be appreciated. Well I got the same set...I manage to stableize everything except the Colorado program.... so far I have re-installed it three or four times... tr that. I think this person was talking about a tape which was probably defective, not necessarily trouble with the software (then again, maybe I read it wrong). I don't know of any special purpose utilities to read damaged tapes or tapes with errors, but respooling it might help. Worth a shot. ���Ŀ ���Ŀ ���Ŀ ���Ŀ � � ����� ���Ŀ � � � VBBS 7.00 VNET@1717008 � ����� ����� � � ����� ���Ĵ ���� � ����� � Multi-Node 717-476-3115 � � � � ����� � � � ����� ����� � � Saylorsburg Pennsylvania � -------------=============[ This is my response ]=============------------- Time to change the tagline....... If you can load the Colorado Back-up software, restore bits and pieces, a little at a time. Where you get the snag, just by-pass it on ther next restore. Sure, this will take hours, but go DIR by DIR. I've done this several times, and when I come across a problem, I'll mark what can't be restored, and just slip in an earlier back-up for whatever files I can't retrieve. King-Marshall and The Cat in the Hat [VSB] |
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