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#1 MasonDixon

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Posted 05 August 2005 - 10:39 AM

Hi- I'm a first time user here. I do MD repairs for a hobby and was testing an MZ-N510 by loading 50 tracks of text files to see how fast it would go with SS 3.1 under WinXP Pro SP2. Everything worked perfectly, so I returned all the files to the Library to erase the disk, only to find 1 track could not be returned.

The diagnostic was that it was made on a different computer than that which was being used to return the track. Of course that wasn't true, as the whole upload was done as a batch.

OK, are you ready? How the dickens do I get rid of this renegade track? The copy protection won't let me do anything with it. And I can't find anything so far in this forum that addresses this problem.
Thanks for any help. I am good at repairing these neat little rigs, so if you have any questions or need repairs, post em.
Jacques

#2 rongoldby

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Posted 05 August 2005 - 06:11 PM

QUOTE(MasonDixon @ Aug 5 2005, 04:44 PM)
Hi-  I'm a first time user here.  I do MD repairs for a hobby and was testing an MZ-N510 by loading 50 tracks of text files to see how fast it would go with SS 3.1 under WinXP Pro SP2.  Everything worked perfectly, so I returned all the files to the Library to erase the disk, only to find 1 track could not be returned. 

The diagnostic was that it was made on a different computer than that which was being used to return the track.  Of course that wasn't true, as the whole upload was done as a batch.

OK, are you ready?  How the dickens do I get rid of this renegade track?  The copy protection won't let me do anything with it.  And I can't find anything so far in this forum that addresses this problem.
Thanks for any help.  I am good at repairing these neat little rigs, so if you have any questions or need repairs, post em.
Jacques

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You can presumably format the disc if there is nothing of value left there.




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