Data error (cyclic redundancy check) error 0 files copied solution using Windows cmd
A cyclic redundancy check, or CRC error, indicates a bad spot on your hard drive. The fact that you see it when trying to copy a file indicates the bad block may be within the file itself.
If the problem is in the file itself, we start by making as best a copy of it as we can.
Once again, we want to copy the file to a different disk/path, this is best done within Command Prompt.
CD “C:<\YOUR FILE PATH>”
xcopy /c <FILE NAME> <DESTINATION PATH eg: D:>
xcopy means eXtended copy command,
“/c” switch, which keeps copying even if errors are encountered.
in-case it didn’t work we can attempt to repair the disk.
Run cmd as Administrator and try this,
C:\Users\Test>CHKDSK /f <source Partition name eg: D:>
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