Is it possible to override/ignore Cyclic Redundancy Errors?

Bergs <sgtipb@yahoo.com>, the scrawny-drifter and sperm hungry
budli-budli who likes rabid leaping in the dark with toadfishes, and
whose partner is a beat moll with a quivering front-butt, wrote in
<1172865821.607518.138750@n33g2000cwc.googlegroups .com>:
>I have a bad hard drive & want to recover as many of the files as I
> can. I don't care if I lose corrupted files, but Windows kills an
> entire move as soon as any CRE is detected. Is there any way to twek
> the registry to make windows stop checking or continue copying other
> files?
>
> Like I said, this Hard Drive is dead; all I want is several thousand
> files, without manually copying them all before I replace the drive.
> HELP!
>


Windows sucks arse at that sort of thing.
You'll want to use a third party app to get things done as quickly as
possible.

I use something called beyond compare, there's a 30 day trial if you
download it.
Should be plenty of time for you to appraise the app as well as recover your
filth.

HTH


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