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Old 30-10-2004, 20:56   #2
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Re: Tell me if you think this is a good idea

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Originally Posted by Wayne A
I want to purchase a disc cleaner to recover some damaged games of mine. Specifically UT2004 as i want to rejoin the PC Clan. Now if i was to buy one of those cleaners where you apply the cleaning stuff and then you put it into a disc shaped cd cleaner where you turn the handle to clean them. Would this be ok to do and what/if any would be the results? Would i be able to use my CD's again?

Your thoughts?
I have managed to restore discs with a disc cleaner, but there's no gurantee...

Have you tried the following....

http://www.choicesvideo.co.uk/instor...s.asp#fixadisc

Which is no fix no fee!!!!

Or, as you have your own serial number asked anyone here to do you a copy of the disc.
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