My DVD failed at 1% during the burn process due to a power failure. Can I burn that disc again, or do I need new one?
2 Answers
Probably not.
Is it an eraseable disc (ie, RW)? If so, then you should be able to erase it and try again.
If not, were you using packet-writing (ie, using the disc like a floppy disk where you can copy and paste files into whenever you want and they are burned as you go)? If so, then perhaps you can continue (though you’ll probably lose the space that was used by previous files).
If it was a full-disc burn on a non-erasable disc, then maybe you could get lucky if you have a closed session, but open disc, but in all likelihood no, you probably won’t be able to use it (at least not in any way that makes it worth the trouble or cost of just junking the disc), sorry.
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Just tried to copy paste a file into a used disk in windows 8 burner and re burn it. it turns out that it worked!
Note : I burned using the default win 8 (or 8.1 to be exact) burner and reburn it with the same burner.
I'm fully awake to recognize my CD-R
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