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The product is very simple to use and there is no evidence of the repaired disc ever being damaged. The discrx is by far the best disc restorer product that I have ever used. I strongly recommend the use of this product.
Before using this product, I would just stick the CD into a CD-ROM, copy the contents to my HDD, and burn a new CD. The ones that could not be repaired actually had data errors on the top of the disc. I treat my CD's pretty well, but I would say 1 out of 30 CDs will have a scratch large enough to confuse my CD players. With a little elbow grease and this product, I have been able to fix most of these CDs. Using the disc restore, I don't have to go through all that hassle.It does take some work, but it does work how the manufacturer claims.
DiscRX allowed me to fix them so that I could play them again. A great product. I had an album by The Who and another by KISS that I could not play because of scratches. I highly recommend it to anyone who has the same problem.
So much so that they over compensate, which I have seen happen with people when they first open up their computers to add a graphic card or other upgrade. While attempting to pick it up, he drug it across the gravel, which not only upset his mother ( she couldn't stop him in time) the cd wouldn't play (duh). I did have to go through the process twice, but I was warned by the other parent that that was possible, since most people are extra careful when using the product for the first time. Considering the prices I pay for educational and gaming cd's for my kids and their lack of attention to care and handling of said CD's, I'm glad that I can protect my investment for less than the cost of replacing one cd. So I agreed to get the product from them the next day and follow the instructions, which are fairly simple. I am truly surprised that I have never heard of this product considering how long I have been a computer/technology user. Anyhow, what's important is that this product does work.
the cd played better even after my first attempt-which was weak at best. Simply, my youngest son took a CD to his pre-school and it was dropped out of it's case landing in the dirt/gravel. When my wife told me what the parent said, I wasn't convinced that this amount of damage could be corrected, but they assured me of how they were able to repair a cd that had been almost eaten by the cd-changer in their car. Anyway, one of the parents told her that they had a product that would fix the cd. Disc RX. I will be referring people/ mostly other parents, I know to Amazon for the product, in fact I made a gift of the product to the pre-school's computer lab.
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