i have a cd with all my family pictues on, but now when i try to open a pic nothing happens?
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CDs are easily scratched and then Windows cannot read them and retrieve the data; if this is the problem you have, then you can use a CD data recovery tool called CDRoller which has a very good success rate\nhttp://www.snapfiles.com/reviews/CDRoller/cdroller.html\nnot cheap but it does have a free trial\n\ntips: use the best quality cd-rs you can afford; make several copies and keep them safe; back up to an external usb hard drive; store your pics online with Flickr etc
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Make sure your drivers are updated, make sure the CD is clean, make sure the media is good, try another cd, buy a new CD.\n\nSorry, I wish I could be more help.
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That's a shame you deleted them.  I have Picture it!, but I don't know what you mean by the blue square.  As long as all the photos were checked, they will download.  Once downloaded, they will each appear as you choose.  You can open them all at once.  I don't know what you are going through.  Make yourself clearer, because I'm sure once I know exactly what you mean, I'll be able to assist.  Is each box shaded in light blue with a ripped square? You know caddie-corner?  That means you aren't going to recover the photos, because they were corrupted for some reason.  Once that occurs, you're s**t-out-of-luck.  Unfortunately, I've lost some great photos that way, and I will never be able to recover them.  I have those files saved, so when we come up with the technology to pull rabbits out of hats, I'll be able to get my great photos back.  Like freezing a dead person for the future, to bring them back when we gain the technology.  Only they're only photos.
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No way to retrieve pictures...only u can save them manually in system !
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First try running a System Restore. If that doesn't work you will have to boot to the Windows CD and run a "repair installation".
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your actually going to have to go through the preferences of your nero software...  For some reason, your software may not be set up to read the particular format of picture you are trying to open.  If you have nero smart start, get into your nero product set up and go through your set up.  When it asks something about "File associations" click "select all".... this will ensure that the file you are trying to open will be recognized by nero...
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Put your CD in the machine. Be sure the shiny side is DOWN.\n\nClick on My Computer and open the CD drive. If you click on View on the Menu Bar, you can control how your pictures appear. It will probably be best if you click on Thumbnails because you will be able to see them and choose the ones you want more easily.\n\nNow, click on My Documents. When that opens, click on My Pictures and open that folder. The CD folder should still be open. Now, you can choose the pictures you want and drag them into the My Pictures folder. That's all.
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If you did a full system restore they are gone. I feel your pain. I lost mine just last week. You can only retrieve pictures and or personal files if you use the transfer wizard before you restore or manually save them. You can however use a restore POINT and not lose your files.
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any picture viewer should open a jpg ... even IE will.\n\nIf it's an attachment, just double-click the attachment.
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i have just tried. mine is ok. maybe you could try re downloading it.
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Hopefully you have a graphics folder for just your pics, this makes file management easier.  If you do, then make sure that folder is where it needs to be on the cd. When you burned the cd did you keep the same structure as it is on your computer? And are the pictures on the CD? Another thing, make sure your html files reference the images as a relative link, not absolute (it just complicates things) Just giving some suggestions. Basically you have to make sure the file structure is exactly like it is on your computer, and make sure that the html files on the CD reference the pics correctly.\n          ~from the web designer of jDesignStudio.com.
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Ok, \n\nFirst try to eject it from my computer , open my computer and where the cd is just right click and choose eject , if that dosent work , theres a little hole on the front of the cd-rom , just put a paper click into and it should open and last it could be that the cd is not working anymore
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some possibilities\nits being blocked.\nthe server that hosted that image no longer has that image.\n\nsome solution,\nright click and click on "Show Picture"
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reboot in safe mode and rollback to a previous installation.\n\nedit:\nif you can get to safe mode, then you can safely backup your pictures before you try other options. the "repair" option below is super risky. i tried it recently and it reformatted the hd (not on MY computer, ha ha ha.)\n\nhowever, it is not a disk problem. more likely a program that is running is corrupted (probably an install wizard or install shield.) if you can get into safe mode, answer back and we can help you try to locate the problem.
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try the fix and restore in dos it might help\n\nscanreg/fix\nscanreg/restore
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well seems u have done everything, almost. here is something u can try. if u have a winxp cd, try sfc/scan now
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There's two answers to this problem. 10% of the time your computer has trouble loading the picture, and you can merely right click on the X and click on "Show Picture" and then it will load. 90% of the time your computer simply can't find the picture where it was supposed to be, and there's nothing you can ever do to fix that. Perhaps the pictures were supposed to be in an attachment, perhaps their weblink was taken down, for whatever reason your computer can't find them and you're just screwed.