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Copy data from media (CD or DVD) Purchase of property damaged

We often have to copy CDs or DVDs containing data or our backup.
It is possible that these media are damaged or as a result of improper burning or because they present a real physical damage (scratches or wear).
How to copy data? Often the copy files from a damaged cd (dragging and dropping from window to window in windows) to block the door of the machine can not read and copy.
The unique and inexorable choice is to restart the PC and the consequent incomplete copy of the data. How
around this? Simple, the action we need to do is to order the machine with the single copy of the file that can read, leaving out those which (after several attempts) are not readable.
To do this we find solace in the good old MS-DOS, we see with these instructions: Open

a DOS window (Start -> Run -> "cmd") and type

xcopy source destination / e / c / h / r / k / o / y

example
xcopy d: \\ c: \\ nostra_directory_di_copia s / c / h / r / k / o / v

Meaning of options:

* / e: Copy directory subdirectories, including empty ones.
* / c: Continue copying even if errors occur.
* / h: Copy also the hidden files and system.
* / r: Overwrites read-only files.
* / K Copies attributes. Normal Xcopy will reset read-only attributes.
* / o: Copy of ownership and ACL information
* / V: Verify each new file
* / y: Delete confirmation request to overwrite a file
* / q: Does not display file names while copying.

good copy at all.