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Fure6 · 07-17-2004, 07:21 PM

I just found this in my magazine, PCWorld: find.pcworld.com/42782

What the mag. says:
"anyone who has used CD-R/RW media knows it's not foolproof. CDCheck identifies any files that are damaged or corrupted, and retrieves them for safekeeiping. This helpful utility will also let you check the continued health of other PC files viewable through windows explorer"

EDIT:::
i forgot to add that it's free too...

07-17-2004, 07:21 PM	#4 (permalink)
Fure6 Gold Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: look at my website up above Age: 20 Posts: 312	I just found this in my magazine, PCWorld: find.pcworld.com/42782 What the mag. says: "anyone who has used CD-R/RW media knows it's not foolproof. CDCheck identifies any files that are damaged or corrupted, and retrieves them for safekeeiping. This helpful utility will also let you check the continued health of other PC files viewable through windows explorer" EDIT::: i forgot to add that it's free too... __________________ I have a dell: Number of CPUs-1 Name-Intel Pentium III EB Code name-Coppermine Specification-Intel Pentium III EB 800 MHz Memory Size-512 MBytes Windows Version-Microsoft Windows 2000 Workstation (Build 2195) DirectX Version-9.0a I got a new hard drive! It's a 120GB Seagate Last edited by Fure6; 07-17-2004 at 07:24 PM.