Disk error I have tried 5 different disk and still I am getting the same error message c:13:10. How can I fix this?

try a different game or just blow into the disc cartridge

Write protected and disk not found are the typical messages that a pc gives when you try to access a memory stick in which the actual memory chip has died. Nothing more can be done to fix it - it's dead. Junk it.

you need to sent it back to Nintendo and get it fixed, hope you are under warranty otherwise you will need to pay to fix it, its the console disk drive that wont work had the same problem with mines

it seems as serious disk drive error to try fixing any errors that may be present on drive please run from command prompt [as admin] cd /D <faulty drive letter> then chkdsk /r if asks to unmount <or scan after reboot if it is sys disk> say Yes <lonely Y also does the job> this should fix the trouble, if not please send message

The problem with creator 2009 has been fixed by the roxio people.
Instead of burning directly to the DVD disk as roxio software states,
one needs to first save this to be AVCHD movie as a file and then burn directly from the file. This works OK, but as stated this is different
from what the software claims. I'm happy. Thanks

when u start computer press F8 key then u see safe mode.enter in safe mode.then type "chkdsk /r" in run then press enter then press "y"
then restart the computer then it checks the disk for error if any error on that it fix the errors,.

check disc speed some dvds don't like under 8x
have you got manual , what type disc are you using ? still need help call 0403960527 jeff
email jcshepard55@hotmail.com

USE DIFFERENT PORT FOR PROBLEM OCCURED HARD DRIVE AND CHECK SAME PROBLEM CONING TO THAT PORT ALSO .THEN THE PROBLEM IS WITH YOUR HARD DRIVE .REPLACE IT.

Well i guess that either your file system is corrupt or your disk is formatted into a filesystem that it's not supported by the backup programs. I don't really know what filesystem is your disk formatted into but usually the FAT32 and FAT16 are the most failsafe file systems for Windows.
So copy/paste the data you don't want to loose and then go to
My computer -> right click on the drive icon -> format and then choose fat 32. Then try backing up your laptop again.

it's hard drive...most likely you are in need of a tune up.

check out this link, and you may find the Tuneup is just what you need.