Why can t I copy more than 200 megabytes of content through an optical drive?

It should have nothing to do with the settings, right?

Make the disc into an image file with Winiso Disc Image File Maker, and distribute it to others, and the other party can use it by installing a virtual optical drive.

What are the tips for not being able to reproduce?

This may be disc protection, try it with Slysoft CloneCD Beta.

It's protected, and it can only be read, not written. Reading is reading the disk, that is, **, writing is modifying, for example, copying is a kind of writing, so it is not possible. Some discs are encrypted, copying is prohibited, and some software can be used to extract ** files out.

Such as clonecd

It is not possible to copy files from a computer's hard disk to a CD, but it is possible to burn the computer's files to a disc with a burner and related burning software.

The files on the disc can be copied to the computer, select the files you want to copy from the disc to the computer, and then paste them into the location of the hard disk.

Now there is a read-only function, and the read-only function is to point out that the disc has been encrypted before it is used to prevent copyright infringement. If you really want to try it, you can use a virtual disc drive (Alcohol 120) to make a virtual disc file, which can be used in the computer later without the actual disc. Files can also be read.

Most of the discs that cannot be burned are protected from piracy.

Is it encrypted? If it's not encrypted, you can try to copy this disc and then copy it from that copy disc!

I don't know what's in your discs, some discs are encrypted, and it's useless to copy them.

Our National Park Service will record a consolidated report on its annual results for the year ending this month, has my mood been affected?

There are some files that you can't select, it's a very simple experiment, you go to the C drive, and all the files are selected. You see if the size is different from what has been occupied.

It is recommended to load the CD with a virtual CD-ROM drive to view all the files that have been loaded.

1 may have hidden files, 2 may be read-only discs, which have been forbidden to write!

It's like a memory card, you only put 200m of files in it,

** Virtual optical drive alcohol 120 Chinese version, to set it up to appear a virtual optical drive, is a *** optical drive, but it is invisible. Then use the *** to ISO function,,Check to ignore read errors,Convert the entire disc into ISO file form,You don't need to open the folder inside to convert it directly,ISO is a compressed package,But it can't be decompressed,The conversion time is about 10-20 minutes。 Just add the compressed package to the virtual drive**.

In addition, the format of your partition hard disk should be converted to NTFS format, because most of the *** disks are larger than 4G, and you can't use the FAT32 format. What I said should be very clear, add some points!

It seems that there is a virtual optical drive item in the regular The first has a digital choice, if you want two virtual optical drives to be two, one on one, the Chinese landlord should be able to find it, because I can't install it in the Internet café, I can only rely on memory, more understanding. There is a language pack option during the installation step, and the landlord remembers to tick it, otherwise it is English!

Before burning cd disc disc direct reading burning surface ** file no problem, I want the disc file to copy the hard disk file but copy the problem direct disc reading means that the file should not be broken, but it can copy the computer hard disk What about file copying.

That's because some of the files on the disc are damaged,Redundancy check when it can't be copied,Finally, the system of Shenmu failed to delete the part that has been copied,To solve this problem, the lead blind has long been in the redundancy check can not be copied or just prompted that the replication failed when forced shutdown,Then you will find that the files that have been copied exist. This should only be used in cases where it is not possible to reproduce, but if you want to duplicate discs frequently, it is recommended to use 120% alcohol

I've encountered a similar situation with Wang Zai, if it's a VCD, you don't actually have to play and don't copy all the files. There are some files in the disc that do not need to be copied (or folders), just copy the main ** file, look at the file or folder is relatively large (hundreds of megabytes) and copy it. If it's a self-made CD, it might be a file that is corrupted, not blind or something...% * Reason for it.

Some discs are encrypted.

If you can't put 2 g in the 200m CD, if you force it in, the data that goes in behind will overwrite the data that you put in in front.