Is there anyway to bring data out of a broken CD

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    I just sat on a CD kept on my chair and broke it. Which contained important data. Anyway to bring it out ? ? ? ? :( :(
     
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  2. mixke

    mixke Prominent Member

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    sorry but its not possible to get data out of a broken CD ... :eek: :(
     
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    Do check whether you have make any other backup copy of it. Good luck
     
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    if you do a search on google there are companys that can recover data from broken CDs but it is not cheap. I think it was $900 last time I used it.
     
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    I don't think this one can bring you the data 100% to its original form. SO i think there is no option left than to search for a second backup copy. Or if you have deleted the data from the hard disk after copying into the CD, you can try recovering the harddisk data.

    Abhilash.
     
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    The CD I sent was broke into two pieces and they recovered 100% of the data that was on it.
     
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    Recovering the data is possible but there is a slim chance that you can recover 100% of it. Goodluck mate! :D
     
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