Copying d whole data

usually due to data missing and/or being misinterpreted eg mixing up sound data with video data. might be as a result of copyright issues or copying from media that the original media has deliberate gaps in to fool/trick copying software to make it a deliberate bad copy. Or could be a serious electrical problem with grounding eg if you have a psu connected thats faulty. try without a psu connected or remove any additional things such as extension leads which could be bad.

You Got to re-install the windows.
It will fix the problem but you may loose your data.
If you want to save that data you may install the new copy of the windows in another drive. You may get access to you previous's windows data in C:\users\<your username of previous windows>
You may copy that data in another drive and can format it after completely making the backup of that..

The Either of the above ways can be followed.

Contact the seller suppler explain the problem see if they can assist you.
If your computer died there is no way getting the serial no.
If you are trying to recover a key of an already installed program on your computer there are freeware keyfinders on the internet

http://download.cnet.com/%7Bvalue=http://www.download.com/keyfinder-thing/3000-2094_4-10491989.html

Finding lost application install keys is quick and simple with this handy executable, a complete rewrite of a well-received earlier version.
Keyfinder Thing's simple, easy-to-understand interface has Wizard-like efficiency.

This application quickly scans your system registry for 90 supported software titles and displays product names and icons in the result window.

Single-button clicks copy all keys to either a text or HTML file.

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Product Key Finder is a single function utility that executes in a GUI, but displays a Command window result.
You merely double-click it to display the 25 character Microsoft Windows Product Key.
then store it away for safe keeping not on your computer

Like all home recorders, yours will not let you digitally record digital originals. The Serial Copy Management System (SCMS) is designed to prevent piracy.

Unfortunately it also means you cannot copy your own digital originals digitally.

Record them via the analog input. It will sound fine.

I assume you copied the old info to the new computer. This means you have copied the data and it will be accessible. You will not be able to run programs that were on your old computer since a copy doesn't setup the necessary settings like a program install does.
Give this information, please restate your question.
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CRC error indicates bad sectors, try one thing:
open the data file from outlook and from there create a new pst on the destination and copy the mails, you may loose some mails but the rest of the data will be safe

1. From the standby screen (the first screen when you open your phone), go to the menu.
2. Scroll to the address book and press select.
3. Scroll to the address you wish to copy (or any address if you want to copy all of them) and press the menu key.
4. Go down to copy and press select.
5. Select "Entries" to copy just that one entry or "All to SIM" if you want to copy all your addresses to your SIM card, or "All to Phone" if you want to copy them all to your phone.
6. Select Merge or Override. Merge will combine any addresses that are already on your card with the ones you are now copying, Override will replace anything that is already there with the ones you are now copying. Be careful in deciding which you want to do since Override will delete anything previously saved and merge will duplicate any that were already saved and are being saved again.

All your mail, your contacts, your calendars, and almost every other detail of your life is in Outlook. To make sure you don't lose all this in case of a hard disk crash or some other disaster, you can create backup copies of your Personal Folders (.pst) files — that's where Outlook stores all the essential data.
Back Up or Copy Your Outlook Mail, Contacts and Other Data To create a copy of your mail, contacts, calendar and other data in Outlook for backup or copying:

• Go to your Outlook folder in Windows Explorer.
• Highlight all files ending in ".pst".
  • Make sure in particular your selection includes "outlook.pst" and "archive.pst".
• Select Edit | Copy from the menu to copy them.
• Open the folder where you want to put your backup copies in Windows Explorer.
  • Ideally, this will be on another computer, on a removable disk stored far away from your home, somewhere on the Internet, or at least on a different hard disk.
• Select Edit | Paste from the menu to paste your .pst files to the backup location

Restore from Your Outlook Backup Your backup copy of Outlook data is now in place, ready to be restored when you need it.


Restore Outlook Mail, Contacts and Other Data from a Backup To restore your mail, contacts and other data from a backup copy of an Outlook PST file:

• Select File | Import and Export... from the menu in Outlook.
• Select Import from another program or file.
• Click Next.
• Highlight Personal Folder File (PST).
• Click Next again.
• Now use the Browse button to select the backup copy of the PST file you want to recover from your backup location.
• Make sure Replace duplicates with items imported is selected.
• Click Next.
• Finish the import process with Finish.

Usually, the default import settings work fine, but you may want to tweak them to suit your needs.
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check this important link also where you can download a software to backup your outlook..
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook/HA010875321033.aspx
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were you able to play copied dvd's on this unit ? if yes then check setting on the dvd menu for things like DVD REGION and DVD playback speed and types of DVD playable, this is quite likely as i ha this problem on a pioneer model previously.

do those copied dvds no longer play on the same unit ? and you have tried them again on another unit or dvd player ?

rather i suspect problems with the DVD burn itself and its compatibility with the dvd player you are palying them on now (asuming settings in DVD enu are correct as loosely outlined above in point 1)

it may be that if this is a new dvd player than the one you played them on before, the dvd's may have to be closed in a certain way using your burning software so that they are playable on standard dvd players.
please also check that region is not an issue and that the recording speed of the dvd (the rip speed) is not too high or too low for your unit, as this data is stored on the written dvd and is responsible for the quality of the palyback data.

if you are trying to recover to the same drive then you risk loosing the data all together but if you follow the simple instruction instead of just ticking the box then you will get the answer as a help screen can be opened and to save you the trouble the overriding code is yes and wont have anything to do with pirated copy and keygens Enjoy :)