- Dec 30, 2001
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hey guys, new here at AnandTech, hope you guys can help me.
ive got myself a problem which NOONE knows how to fix. i took my empire earth cd and made an image of it so that i can have a backup of it on my computer and also use it as a virtual cd-rom instead of having it use the cd since it takes a longer time to load using the cd. well, i got this error when it gets to around 5% or 6% in the installation off the cd image:
Component transfer error
Component: Main Component
File Group: Data
File: G:\data2.cab
Error: Data error (cyclic redundancy check).
when i got this error, i tried the same thing with another game and got a similiar error. each games i made the image to my second hard drive and when i made them to the hard drive windows is on, i didnt get any errors, they installed and worked perfect, by the way, im on windows 2000. what i have done to fix the problem is format the windows hard drive, format my second harddrive, checked for errors on both drives, and bought a new second 40 gb hard drive and replaced my other one. only thing i can think of is that this HD is bad or somehow my controller card and the way the IDE cables are placed come into play.
any help would be GREAT!
p.s excuse the sloppy typing but i was in a rush.
ive got myself a problem which NOONE knows how to fix. i took my empire earth cd and made an image of it so that i can have a backup of it on my computer and also use it as a virtual cd-rom instead of having it use the cd since it takes a longer time to load using the cd. well, i got this error when it gets to around 5% or 6% in the installation off the cd image:
Component transfer error
Component: Main Component
File Group: Data
File: G:\data2.cab
Error: Data error (cyclic redundancy check).
when i got this error, i tried the same thing with another game and got a similiar error. each games i made the image to my second hard drive and when i made them to the hard drive windows is on, i didnt get any errors, they installed and worked perfect, by the way, im on windows 2000. what i have done to fix the problem is format the windows hard drive, format my second harddrive, checked for errors on both drives, and bought a new second 40 gb hard drive and replaced my other one. only thing i can think of is that this HD is bad or somehow my controller card and the way the IDE cables are placed come into play.
any help would be GREAT!
p.s excuse the sloppy typing but i was in a rush.