Disk to Disk Copy Returns Corrupt Data.

We have a Canon cd4050 and we have approximately 100 Disks that have identical Cabinet/Folder Structures. Each Disk has been created from a single template and loaded with a specific client?s information. In other words, each of our 100 clients gets their own disk that we archive their information on. When I try to Copy a Disk and do a Disk to Disk Copy the information on the Clone Disk doesn?t match the Master Disk. In fact the Cloned Disk will include some of the Master disk files and some files from the Disks of other clients. This has happened with every disk I?ve tried to copy (which equals to approximately 10 disks). I?ve had a Tech Support person, from the company we purchased the unit, look at it and he states that there is a glitch in the system and there is nothing they can do about it. Does anyone know what might be causing this problem and if there is a way to fix it?

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