Rescue Cd

I've moved your topic to the Rescue CD forum where it will get the proper attention.

Regards,

Several months ago, I downloaded the BD Rescue iso file, burned it to a CD and it boot_s just fine on 2 PCs, so I know the file is good. I used Nero to burn the disk only because I already had it installed on my PC. I assume you followed the procedure in this KB article. I'm sure InfraRecorder works just fine, even though I've not used it myself.

Over the years, I have burned many disks that turned out to be "coasters." The bad disks always turned out to be caused by either the brand of blank media, using a higher write speed or a bad CD burner that I had to replace. I would first suspect one of these causes. This is what I have done in the past when this happened:

1 - Try a different brand of blank disks (use a major brand, I've had good luck with Sony).

2 - Make sure they are the correct type and speed for your CD burner - CD-R or CD+R.

3 - If InfraRecorder has an option for write speed, use a lower than max burn speed - 4X or 8X.

4 - Lastly, if the above doesn't help, try a different CD burner on a different PC.

Hopefully, this information will help.

Regards,

Yes, that is the same file/folder structure I see on my disk, but seeing the files & folders does NOT mean that they are all readable. As I said, I've had this happen to me many times (I hate burning disks for this reason).

Have you tried booting it on another PC?

Using Windows Explorer, select all the files and folders you mentioned and try copying them to your hard drive to see if they can all be read from the CD and written to the hard drive.

I would still recommend trying what I listed in my last post.

Regards,

Did you do a checksum on the ISOs before you burnt them?

Select "Verify written data" option before burning the ISO. Try this also, swap the HDD and CD Burner cable.