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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Novindu" data-source="post: 62198" data-attributes="member: 718">Don't you feel like crying every time you add another disc toyour pile of scratched discs. Trashing that disc which containedyour favorite songs, pics, files, games or videos is not easy.Read-on, if you find yourself wishing for a miracle every timeyour fav CD is scratched:   Home Remedy :Here's an easy home remedy, which might give youthe desired results. Rub a small amount of toothpaste on the scratchand polish the CD with a soft cloth and any petroleum-basedpolishing solution (like clear shoe polish). Squirt a drop ofBrasso and wipe it with a clean cloth.Technology to the rescue:There are many softwares available on thenet, which enable the recovery of the CD data. BadCopy Pro is onesuch software, which can be used to recover destroyed data andfiles from a range of media.Just a few clicks is all it requires to recover the disc from almost allkind of damage situation; be it corrupted, lost data, unreadableor defective.  DiskDoctors is another popular company, which offers both softwareand solutions to recover data from a scratched CDs and DVDs    General Tips:* Always wipe the CD from the center outward with straight spoke-likestrokes. Wiping CDs in circles will create more scratches.* Do not scratch the graphics layer as you cannot repair the disc.HINT: Hold the disc up to a light with the graphics layer facingthe light source. If you can see light thru the scratches at anypoint then the disc may be irreparable and or exhibit loadingor playing errors.* Clean your Disc players lens regularly with a suitable product toensure optimal viewing pleasure.* Make sure to use a soft, lint-free cloth to clean both sides of thedisc. Wipe in a straight line from the centre of the disc to theouter edge.* If wiping with a cloth does not remove a fingerprint or smudge,use a specialized DVD disc polishing spray to clean the disc.* Only handle the disc by its outer edge and the empty hole in themiddle. This will help prevent fingerprints, smudges or scratches.   Statistics:*Finger marks/ prints cause 43% of disc problems.* General wear & tear causes 25% of disc problems.* Player-related issues cause 15% of disc problems.* User-related issues cause 12% of disc problems.* PlayStation 2 machine scratches cause 3% of disc problems.* Laser rot (a manufacturer error) causes 2% of disc problems.</blockquote>

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