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#11. Posted:
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Go to GAME and ask can u klean this. It costs like 2 pounds
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The toothpaste sould have worked fine? If not use water. If not look on youtube some more
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But if a disk is scratched its loss data right? so how can toothpaste rewrite the data onto the disk by filling the gap?
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keep looking on utube i use windex and a clean cloth rag
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Toothpaste trick has worked for me on my MW2 loads of time
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ive done it once with CoD 4-and it worked, but thats all i have ever done
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Feates wrote But if a disk is scratched its loss data right? so how can toothpaste rewrite the data onto the disk by filling the gap?

no uhmm what i heard is when theres a scratch the lazer reflects to another part or something like that lol
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Maybe its cracked ? check
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