Q151310
Because of physical read limitations of some CD-ROM drives, your CD-ROM drive may deny access to some of the files and folders on the Microsoft Mastering Visual C++ compact disc. This article lists those files and supplies a method to test your CD-ROM drive.
The CD-ROM drive may have difficulty reading the final folder, listed below, from the Mastering Visual C++ compact disc:
Folders Location On Disk ------- ---------------- msdev\redist 634 MBTo test for specific drive-capacity limitations, try to access the following files:
Files Location On Disk ----- ---------------- msdev\redist\setup.tdf 634 MB system\msrd2x32.dll 620 MB media\library\a211_017.bmp 600 MB media\L12\vdL12_03.avi 585 MBThe Mastering Visual C++ disc contains 634 MB of data. The final file on the CD-ROM is msdev\redist\setup.tdf.
Files Location On Disk ----- ---------------- msdev\redist\setup.tdf 634 MB system\msrd2x32.dll 620 MB media\library\a211_017.bmp 600 MB media\L12\vdL12_03.avi 585 MBFor more information about how to perform this task in Windows, see your Windows printed documentation or online Help.
the CD-ROM drive cannot read the disc at the specified location. If the file does copy, test the file's integrity by using Fc.exe with the /B (binary) switch. For example, to compare the Setup.tdf file on your CD-ROM to the version of Setup.tdf file you copied to your hard drive, type the following at the MS-DOS command prompt and press ENTER:CDR101: Not Ready
fc /b d:\msdev\redist\setup.tdf c:\setup.tdfwhere D is the letter of your CD-ROM drive, and C is the letter of your hard drive.
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