Want to backup my ATI driver disk

[MonKENy]

I have my ati radeon driver disk and I tried to back it up using Nero but it says the disk is copywritten. So i was gonna use dvdcryptor and ripit4me but they wont recognize it since its not a DVD. What should I do? I want to make a copy so I dont ruin my original.

 

[raincityboy]

Why not just download the driver, and burn it to a disk.

 

[JonnyBlaze]

Originally posted by: raincityboy
Why not just download the driver, and burn it to a disk.

exactly. that disc was out of date when you opened it.

 

[MonKENy]

if I dont use the drivers on the disk first then it gives me hell trying to dl newer one. something about needing a certain version of something.

 

[rbV5]

Originally posted by: JonnyBlaze

Originally posted by: raincityboy
Why not just download the driver, and burn it to a disk.

exactly. that disc was out of date when you opened it.

ATI uses the Catalyst driver disk to authenticate DVD decoder update downloads. There are also softwares such as "Gemstar" that are only available on the driver disk (for AIW cards) You are correct about the drivers themselves, but the ATI disk itself is worth hanging onto or backing up.

 

[MonKENy]

Originally posted by: rbV5

Originally posted by: JonnyBlaze

Originally posted by: raincityboy
Why not just download the driver, and burn it to a disk.

exactly. that disc was out of date when you opened it.

ATI uses the Catalyst driver disk to authenticate DVD decoder update downloads. There are also softwares such as "Gemstar" that are only available on the driver disk (for AIW cards) You are correct about the drivers themselves, but the ATI disk itself is worth hanging onto or backing up.

so how do I back it up? Like I said using nero wont work because its encrypted and nero recognizes sector errors (blocked by the cp)

 

[rbV5]

Originally posted by: MonKENy

Originally posted by: rbV5

Originally posted by: JonnyBlaze

Originally posted by: raincityboy
Why not just download the driver, and burn it to a disk.

exactly. that disc was out of date when you opened it.

ATI uses the Catalyst driver disk to authenticate DVD decoder update downloads. There are also softwares such as "Gemstar" that are only available on the driver disk (for AIW cards) You are correct about the drivers themselves, but the ATI disk itself is worth hanging onto or backing up.

so how do I back it up? Like I said using nero wont work because its encrypted and nero recognizes sector errors (blocked by the cp)

I used to use "clonecd" for backing up CD's, but I'm not up with what is current.

 

[Navid]

You should be able to just use Windows explorer and copy the contents of the CD to a folder on your hard drive.

 

[MonKENy]

Thanks rbV5, I used clonecd and that did the trick.