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Express, Recode, InCD, etc.. Post a reply 1 post • Page 1 of 1 Nero CD-ROM Compilation Missing File Error Message? by audiodrome on Sun Nov 25, 2007 9:31 pm I just started using Nero 8 and I've been trying to how to make bootable dvd using nero 7 set the preferences the way I had them in Nero 5 because it's what I'm how to make bootable cd with nero 7 used to and it works for me. I've now got it so that everything is pretty much the same except for this: In how to make bootable cd with nero 7 essentials Nero 5, whenever I opened a saved CD-ROM (ISO) data compilation and one of the folders or files was renamed or moved, it would prompt me with an error message, and now it just opens with no how to make bootable dvd for windows 7 using nero 8 warning. You wouldn't think anything was wrong unless you opened the folders and saw all the "x" marks for the missing files. This could be a big problem because I could burn a backup CD thinking that all the files were saved when in fact some were missing. Is there a preference or setting to turn this prompt back on? In a somewhat similar problem (and this relates to both Nero 5 and , when
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you open a saved Audio CD compilation and one of the files was renamed or moved, it will analyze the saved compilation and then prompt you with an error message. Then I have to wrack my brain to try and remember if I moved something or threw something away. Sometimes if it analyzes the compilation slowly enough, I can see the song titles going by and see which one is missing, but other times, it goes too fast to see all the titles. If this information is available, is there any way to display it so I can see which files are missing? Paul audiodrome CD-RW Thug Posts: 86Joined: Mon Oct 17, 2005 5:06 pm Top Post a reply 1 post • Page 1 of 1 Return to Nero (Formerly Ahead Software) Jump to: Select a forum ------------------ CDRLabs Info News and Announcements Forum Rules Feedback and Help FAQ's Hardware DVD Writers Blu-ray Disc Drives CD-R/CD-RW Drives CD-ROM and DVD-ROM Drives DVD and Blu-ray Disc Players/Recorders Hard Drives and Solid State Drives (SSD) General Hardware Discussion Media Recordable Media Discussion Writing Quality Results Software Nero (Formerly Ahead Software) Sonic Solutions and Roxio Other CD, DVD and Blu-ray Burning Software DVD and Blu-ray Disc Authoring
that how we can create a bootable DVD of Windows Vista and Windows 7 using WAIK(Windows Automated Installation Kit) as Microsoft
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does. WAIK is specifically targeted to Windows Vista and Windows 7 and how to create bootable dvd using nero 8 essentials nobody likes to download such a big Toolkit to create just a bootable DVD. Today we have come how to make bootable dvd from iso image with a simple and straight how-to guide, which explains how we can create bootable DVD of Windows Vista/7 using Nero burning software. (We are using Nero because it is http://www.cdrlabs.com/forums/nero-rom-compilation-missing-file-error-message-t23916.html one of the popular CD/DVD burning software and can be available easily. You can grab the Trial version of Nero official website.) Requires: Windows Vista/Windows 7 Installation Source Files Blank DVD and Nero. How To: First of all, install Nero and prepare your Installation source files by copying them to particular folder or directory. Lets say- all files http://www.windowsvalley.com/how-to-create-windows-7-bootable-dvd-using-nero/ are copied to C:\DVD folder. Start Nero Burning ROM (Go to Start >> All Programs >> Nero >> Nero 9 and click on Nero Burning ROM). On New Compilation dialog box, Select DVD as compilation and then DVD-ROM (Boot). On Boot tab and locate boot image file using Browse button. (Windows Vista and Windows 7 installation source contain boot image file called etfsboot.com in Boot directory) See the above image. Windows Vista x64 Installation files doesn’t contain etfsboot.com, so you can use the same file from x86 version. Now under Advanced, check Enable expert settings (for advanced users only), set emulation type as No Emulation & number of loaded sectors as 8 and leave rest of settings intact. (1 sector = 512Bytes, etfsboot.com requires 4.0KB to boot DVD) On ISO tab, select File name length as Max. of 31 chars (Level 2). Now move Label tab and set the label of disc, say “Windows 7 DVD”. On Burn tab, don’t forget to check Finalize the disc (No further writing possible!). Now almost everything is
thing in the forums I could find about this... Jafco's post four from the bottom (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=29863&highlight=reallocation+failed) sums up everything pretty well. I use Nero 6.3.0.2 http://forum.doom9.org/archive/index.php/t-69343.html to burn my DVD's and use the DVD-Video mode, ever have since I started backing up DVD's with Shrink or Recode. Now I use the Big 3 method and Nero Burning ROM always give me a "DVD-Video files reallocation failed" error that says the disc might be unplayable. Also it lists that a required VOB file is missing, a VOB file that how to doesn't exist! I just click YES to continue, Nero tells me that "DVD-Video files compliance ignored" and the disc is burnt. The resulting disc seems to work fine on everything? :confused: I have tried various changes to the options of Nero to see if anything changes and no luck. One fix is supposed to be this posted by DMagic1 That reallocation error how to make appears to have something to do with the modification dates. If the dates of some of your dvd files are different you will get that error.Use the full Nero Burning Rom, not Express. Once you select DVD-Video or DVD-UDF, go to the dates tab. Select "Set volume creation and modication to current date and time". Then below select "Use Current Date and Time" for file dates. Now you will not get that reallocation error anymore. You will also not get that fail to read file error that comes up sometimes. No Joy :mad: Do ya just burn using the DVD-ROM (UDF/ISO) mode instead of DVD-Video, if so what are the difference between the two modes, if any? atreides9322nd January 2004, 21:04I use DVDShrink and various other programs and I don't get re-allocation errors. I'm fairly certain if you burn DVD's despite those errors, you're taking big risks that it won't play right on some dvd players. As to the cause, I really don't know what causes it... I'm not familiar with the "big 3 method" you refer to. what method is that? Pfc Joker22nd Ja