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Old 07-31-03, 09:48 PM Thread Starter   #1
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Nero 6 Recode introduces 'bug' that could wipe hard drive


An Chang used our news submit to tell us that the German online magazine PCwelt.de reports that Nero 6 contains a 'bug' that could delete your entire harddrive. The bug is introduced with the Nero 6 Recode project. Bug might even not be the correct word for it, it seems more that Ahead forgot to limit the feature to empty the destination folder for temporarily files.

If this destination directory is set to the root of a disc (e.g C : ) and if the question: "Destination folder is not empty, do you wish to clear it" is answered with yes, all files will be deleted.

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Oh my....so instead of just deleting files it creates, it just wipes out a whole directory.....that sounds like a big oversite to me, probably be corrected in the first patch.
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I guess I'll be sticking w/ Nero 5 for a while longer then.

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I guess I'll be sticking w/ Nero 5 for a while longer then.
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Old 08-02-03, 10:02 PM   #5
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you can go ahead and test the waters first. I'll be right behind you. *backs away slowly*
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Old 08-02-03, 11:28 PM   #8
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why not use the old versions? i think i have v1 on cd
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