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Shugler 10-07-2006 11:32

Something wierd with my boot disk
 
OK guys, here's the story. I bought a DC way back when, and also bought some burned games with a boot disk. A few years back, we moved and I moved out, leaving the DC with my family. I got it back now, but they said they couldn't find the boot cd. I figured I could just make another one.

The one I made boots up to the main "please insert cd" screen, but when I put in the burned cd (which DID work with my old boot cd), it doesn't work. You can hear the machine just keep spinning and reading. I tried making another boot cd, but with the same results.

For lack of a better word, I'm befuddled. Any advice?

DrEaMpLaY 10-07-2006 13:26

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shugler
OK guys, here's the story. I bought a DC way back when, and also bought some burned games with a boot disk. A few years back, we moved and I moved out, leaving the DC with my family. I got it back now, but they said they couldn't find the boot cd. I figured I could just make another one.

The one I made boots up to the main "please insert cd" screen, but when I put in the burned cd (which DID work with my old boot cd), it doesn't work. You can hear the machine just keep spinning and reading. I tried making another boot cd, but with the same results.

For lack of a better word, I'm befuddled. Any advice?

Do you using RGB / SCART cable?

Shugler 10-07-2006 14:26

I use an RGB cable, but what does that have to do with it? I can see everything fine, it's just the cd doesn't load.

Warlock 10-07-2006 15:04

This thread is closed.
@Shugler, We are not allowed to help you with purchased backups. You MUST own the original from which the backup was made. Please read the forum rules.


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