CD-RW: Can browse folders, but not run any files

This is a discussion about CD-RW: Can browse folders, but not run any files in the Everything New Technology category; I have some files burned onto a CD-RW that cannot be accessed. I can browse & open folders without problem, but opening/running files within the folders is another story. I used Nero to burn, & was told that the burn was completed successfully.

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I have some files burned onto a CD-RW that cannot be accessed. I can browse & open folders without problem, but opening/running files within the folders is another story.
 
I used Nero to burn, & was told that the burn was completed successfully. I have mostly pictures (bmp's & jpg's), & some exe's (like winamp, video driver, etc). When I try to open some pictures, whether it may be a bmp or jpg, nothing happens. The exe's refuse to even run, giving me a "This is not a valid win32 application" error.
 
Nero burned at the disc (Memorex Platinum CD-RW) maximukm rating of 4x. Can I "recover" any of these files, or is this particular disc toast?

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i had that happen with a previous version of nero
 
the cd was toast.


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Quote:Did you close the session? Hmmm, dunno. How do I tell if the CD is closed?

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I have used a tool in the past that has been able to recover 'lost' data such as yours. This tool is called IsoBuster, and can be found here.

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Thx for the help Adam. I'll give it a shot when I'm donework