I want to add that all others pgpdisks I've made before (with version 6 and
7) are all openable.
Mistery!

Susa

"Susa" wrote in message
news:EV8Xa.14237$an6.512894@news1.tin.it...
> Hi,
> I have created a pgp disk with PGP 8.0 (or 8.0.2... I don't remember).
Then
> I burned the file on a cd and I reinstalled my Windows after a format. (I
> used top-class cd (Plextor A+ TWP 4); I burned with my LiteON 48x24x48 at
> 16x and checked with original file)
> Now when I try to access to my pgpdisk it sayes:
> PGPdisk Mount failed because: "this file does not appear to be a valid
> PGPDisk"
> I tryed to copy the file from cd to hd and to chmod by giving all
> permissions, but nothing.
> I tryed to install first PGP 8.0.2, and then PGP 8.0, but nothing....
> And now? What can I do?

Did you check that the file worked immediatly after burning it?

Check the CD for scratches etc. Also try decrypting on another users
computer.

Whenever I make a backup of any file, I sign it, so that if it corrupts then
I can tell - the signature will be bad. Worth a note for future.

-----BEGIN GEEK CODE BLOCK-----
Version 3.12
GU d-(--) s+:- a--- C++(++++) !U W++(+++) N+(++) o K? w+(--) ?O
M>++ V? PS+ PE-@ Y+(++) PGP++ t+(*) 5 X R(+) tv(-) b+(+++)
DI++++ D G e(*) h!>--- r++ z+>+++
------END GEEK CODE BLOCK------