moved my music to ex hd, try to move back to c: and get "cannot remove folder,data error,cyclic redundancy ck
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Sorry could you explen\n0
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If you have shift+del the folder then recovering it may be slightly difficult, but since the files are music files, a software called EasyRecover will be able recover it for you. select the drive where the folders were present, and recover it. It should be able to recover coz, i have tried recovering some movie files and it worked. All the best. U will be albe to get a copy from http://www.ontrack.com/easyrecoveryprofessional/
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put it in ur d: drive and when it ask u what u want to do, click on open folder...after u do that click on everything that is on tha cd-rw and then hit delete.
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delete from the folder you saved, also from recycle bin.\n\nClear out all temporary files, cookies, history etc.
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okay, so you put the new hard drive in your computer and saved all the files to it that's cool, but don't ever delete any program files.  What probably takes up most of the space is music or videos.  So make sure you saved them to the new hard drive then just delete them off the old.  Your operating system is on your C: drive so you can't change the new one to your primary drive.  I would go through the files on the old one save what you want to and then delete them.  But remember don't delete system or program files.  Then go to control panel, then administrative tools and then to disk defragment, and then disk cleanup that will clear up some space too.  Hope it works
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in Fdisk there is a Non-Dos option...use that to delete an NTFS or any other Non-Dos Partition.
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delete stuff you dont use. goto the control panel then add/remove programs and delete what you dont use. also try backing up pics and music on a dvd disc. also you can get another hard drive(turn it into a slave drive). goto newegg.com you can get a 200gb hdd for $100 or so
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you may have burned it to a cr-rw instead of a cd-r or you may have copied the files directly to a cd instead of using windows media player or itunes to burn a music cd
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Ok, this is not gonna make much sense at first.\n\nIf the C: drive is the drive your operating system is contained on, then trying to do a simple copy won't work, you will end up with a bunch of errors.\n\nTwo methods that I use:&#92;\n\nFirst use WinZip and Zip the entire contents of the C: Drive to the E: Drive - then you can unzip the file and put what you want on the E: Drive and delete it from the C: Drive\n\nSecond: Use an imaging product such as Ghost, image the entire C: drive and then image the E: drive from that image.\n\nBefore you do, realise that you cannot delete system files, program files and a lot of other files that you don't see in your Documents and Settings folder.\n\nGood Luck.
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I don't know where the folders came from, but you could try formating the memory stick. This should erase all data on it. what you do is plug it in, then find it under my computer; they're normally named "removable disk *some  letter*". Right click on it, and go down to "format" it'll ask you some stuff; if you really want to erase everything, click yes. this should clean it off.
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losing the music ripped to your computer has nothing to do with the media player (prolly), sounds like you have bigger issues, esp. since the player doesnt appers in the add/remove list.
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Put in the Windows CD (assuming you have windows) and there should be an option to reformat, then let her go! (This is for  Windows XP)
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the answer is in the itunes help but you first have to copy it to a diks then you can transfer it back to yoru hard drive with a music cd extractor program. \n\nIts a protected file and this is the only way to unprotect it.
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You need not to use the PC (if the HD sector where the original document was stored gets overwritten, the data is gone for good). Then find a recovery software (Davory or Recover My Files can do the work) and try to find your files.
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try saving it to a different drive... thats what our computers teacher told us to do...
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ah newbies :-)\n\nif you dont have anything valuable on your Disk, boot up your computer in Dos prompt or Comamnd Prompt or Safe made then open Command Prompt.\n\nWhen your in there run the command \n"Chkdsk" this will scan your C drive for errors.\n\nif it still doesnt work try "fdisk". Its another utility to help "seperate" them. \n\nIf your not comfortable playing around with your computer, start it up regualry, right click C: (or w/e hard drive) Properies tools, Check for Errors or something along those lines it should be under Defragmat. \n\nCheck "fix automatically" \nIt will say "its in use check disc next time the system rebbots"  click yes\n\nnow reboot, you can expect you computer to be doing this for at least an Hour.\n\ngood luck
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Reformat and reload.\n\nCoach