Importing JPEG and TIFF

I have some jpeg and tiff images on a disc. I
saved
the images to my desktop and then imported them
into
FCP. The problem is that some of the files seem to
be
bad. Some have a red horizontal line through them
and
some have blue lines through them. I checked it on
another computer and they read fine. I tried
saving
the images to the desktop a second time but now
different images are bad. FCP will not read the
bad
files.
Any thoughts?
Bad quality when looking at the pictures via the
canevas on the computer or via an external screen ?
The RGB check is a really good idea. I would also consider putting the images on an external media file. The fact that FC is looking on the system drive could be causing some of the problem.

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