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Copy all the files from it to your 'C:' drive, and burn the files to one DVD-recordable disk.
Then, responsibly recycle the SanDisk, and spend $10 to buy a new flash-drive.
Copy the files from the 'C:' drive, or the DVD disk onto the new flash-drive.
Keep multiple copies of your files, just in case this "new" flash-drive also "fails".
You can do this yourself Insert the disk into a working computer's CD drive and copy the folders onto an USB flash drive, then insert the USB flash drive into your Toshiba and copy the folders off the USB flash drive onto your Toshiba.
The two common problems, copier doesn't like color of discs etc, and slowing the speed that leave you've already tried. After those the most likely thing is that one of them has heads that are out of alignment. You could try copying cd's as they have coarser and the heads don't have to be as accurate. If that works then it is very likely it's the heads out of alignment. If they won't record on the cds at all it still can be the heads out of alignment too, but this test may help determine which drive is out of alignment.
Is the disk a DVD?
If so, you may only have a CD drive that cannot read DVD's.
Do you have another computer that has a DVD drive?
If so, you can copy the contents of the DVD onto a flash drive or the hard disk, then copy it to the original computer.
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Push menu...Archive setup....put a usb flash drive in port on dvr.....turn archive enable(on)-will say wait then turn to on...set date, time, cammera/channel, you want to save to flash drive...(Make sure you have this info all found before you get to this) ....Archive unit,set 1,2 or 3 mb the size you want saved(3 is the highest).... Skip Archive format(leave off)...select archive start-(in just a second it will say back up done).........It will download the video segment you chose and a copy of the simple viewer.....double click the viewer and load on your computer, and use that to view the video.....very easy once you do it, hardest part is to get the video segment lined up with the date,time etc...so all the clip gets recorded at the same time......Hope this helps...
A 'U3' device is _more_ than just an "ordinary" flash-drive.
You can install software onto a 'U3' device, i.e., a copy of Microsoft Office, and then you can take your data files _and_ your copy of the software _with_ you, and connect to any computer, and access your software and your files.
1) You can have a DVD installed in your computer. Usually around $50.
2) You can purchase a flash drive (thumb drive) of at least 4GB. Depending on the size of the files, you may need an 8GB. You can have a friend copy the entire DVD onto the flash drive. Then you can take the flash drive and copy the entire DVD from the flash drive to your computer and install the program or install directly from the flash drive. (It may auto start when you insert it into a USB port.)
If you install it from the flash drive you will probably have to insert it every time you run the program. If you copy the DVD to your hard drive you will not have to and it will run faster.
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