A problem was encountered while copying:
     C:\SAS Software Depot\staging\381752\products\
     platfmltypes_92210_prt_xx_sp0_1\setup.jar         

     Click Retry to try the copy again, or click Cancel 
     to quit adding this order.

In the SDW.log file for various files:

     com.sas.ssn.CopyFile copyFileIO
     > INFO: Error performing inpage operation
     com.sas.ssn.CopyFile copyFile
     INFO: Copy Failure with NIO... Retrying with Java File Streams.
     com.sas.ssn.CopyFile copyFileStreams
     > INFO: Copy Protection Error -
     The read failed because the sector is encrypted:
     D:\products\platfmltypes__92210__prt__xx__sp0__1\setup.jar->
     C:\SAS Software Depot\staging\381752
     \products\platfmltypes__92210__prt__xx__sp0__1\setup.jar
     com.sas.ssn.DepotManager$Job moveFile
     > SEVERE: Error Copying File:
     D:\products\platfmltypes__92210__prt__xx__sp0__1\setup.jar =>
     C:\SAS Software Depot\staging\381752
     \products\platfmltypes__92210__prt__xx__sp0__1\setup.jar

These errors occur in the Event Viewer:

     Event Type:      Warning                                                     
     Event Source:    Cdrom                                                       
     Event Category:  None                                                        
     Event ID:        51                                                          
     Description:     An error was detected on device \Device\CdRom0              
                      during a paging operation. 

If you try to manually copy the DVD, this error occurs:

   +=====================================================================+      
   | Error Copying File or Folder                                        |      
   +=====================================================================+      
   |                                                                     |      
   | (X) Cannot create or replace setup: File system error (-2147351799) |      
   |                                                                     |      
   |                               [ OK ]                                |      
   +---------------------------------------------------------------------+ 

If this happens, check the quality of the DVDs that you are using. Here are some items to check:

1. Make sure that the DVD is not damaged. Pay close attention to the outer edge of the disc.
2. Limit the disc size to 4GB (as opposed to 4.3 MB). This helps prevent problems with writing all the way to the edge of the DVD.
3. Reduce the maximum burn speed on the writers from 16X to 8X.

Information from the SAS^® Deployment Wizard User's Guide

Note on Media Burning

During the development and testing of the SAS Deployment Wizard, SAS discovered inconsistencies between media‐burning applications, sometimes resulting in unexpected errors. Note, however, that the SAS software, including the SAS Deployment Wizard, was not the cause of the errors. Instead, the errors occurred as a result of failures in the burning process or as a result of different specifications between the drives burning the media and the drives reading the media.

Try to use the exact same type of drive for burning and reading the media you create. If you use a different drive to read the media, unexpected errors like installation hangs and messages about corrupted files may occur. Testing has shown that, in every case, corruptions that occur are a result of the burning process and that the hangs are a result of the reader not being able to read the burned media. Please note, though, even using the same type of drive is not a guarantee that the errors will not occur; it just makes them less likely. Also ensure the media creation software you use preserves the directory and file names used in the media target directory structure; that is, it does not truncate pathname components.

Note also that much of the burning software is operating system‐specific. If you intend to use your burned media on a different operating system than the one used to create it, ensure that your burning software is capable of supporting that operating system.

Operating System and Release Information