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CDs and DVDs are used by most computer users for many different reasons. Initially CDs were used for backup, creating audio disks and were replacing floppy disks as installation disks. The DVDs with almost 8 times the capacity took over during the recent years. Apart from backup and installation disks, they are now used widely for copying movies or music.

There are many reasons why CDs and DVDs are sometimes not working, without a prior sign.

  The disk surface (outer layer) may be worn out
  The disk may be scratched
  The disk may be (where possible) formatted
  The disk may be overwritten (where possible)
  There was an error during the initial encoding and burning process.

In most cases, CDs and DVDs are recoverable, especially when they were used for storing data.

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