>I need to make a copy of a game CD. My original has gone bad, cleaning
>did not rescue it. The manufacturer says I've "abused" it and I have
>to buy a new copy of the game as they will not supply an

>Hello!
>
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>Hello,
>I have a good bootable CD-Rom which includes nic drivers to ghost
>desktops/laptops. It works fine, but i found out that it didn't include
>a particular nic driver for one desktop model.
>Now this bootable CD-Rom won't let me just add the nic driver, so i
>have to make a new bootable CD-Rom. What is the best way to do this?
>Should i first copy the contents of the good bootable Cd to the
>harddrive and add the necessary driver and then burn the hard drive
>contents to a new CD-rom. I tried this under EZ Cd creator with the
>bootable feature and it didn't work. Any suggestions on the process or
>what software is the best to do this? Thanks in advance!

>Is there a free utility program that compares two CDs or DVDs and
>verifies whether they are an exact bit-by-bit copy of each other?