Windows-Delayed Write Failed

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I keep getting this message continually: Windows was
unable to save all the data for file\Device\Harddisk
Volumn 1\Document & Setting\John\Local Settings\Temp
IXP000.Temp\Type.wav.-The data was lost. This error may be
caused by of your computer hardware or network connection.
Please try to save this file elsewhere.

I get this message when I'm either online or offline. The
only think I could think of is that it's an ID 50 error.
But I don't know how to correct it.

John
 
The data that you are writing to the disk often resides in the file system
cache before being written out to the actual disk. The Cache manager tries
to write the data back to the disk in a timely manner by using a process
called as _lazy writing_. However if the disk is bad or unavailable for some
reason you will get a delayed write failure.

I suspect bad hardware in this case. You may want to try running CHKDSK on
your disk.

If you want to investigate further - this event will have been logged in the
system event log as -
Event Source: Ntfs | Event ID: 50

The last DWORD of the Data section of the event log entry, is a code which
can tells us what error the Cache manager actually received. That might
give us some clue.

Hope this helps.

Thanks,
Vishal Ghotge [MSFT]
 
Well Vishal
I did some work and I found out the following: the Status
code was 0028 c0 00 00 01, I guess that was the error that
the cache manager received(what ever that means). Don't
worry I learn fast. My problem is that I dont have a
Windows Software Developers Kit(SDK) to translate, Can you
translate?
John
-----Original Message-----
The data that you are writing to the disk often resides in the file system
cache before being written out to the actual disk. The Cache manager tries
to write the data back to the disk in a timely manner by using a process
called as _lazy writing_. However if the disk is bad or unavailable for some
reason you will get a delayed write failure.

I suspect bad hardware in this case. You may want to try running CHKDSK on
your disk.

If you want to investigate further - this event will have been logged in the
system event log as -
Event Source: Ntfs | Event ID: 50

The last DWORD of the Data section of the event log entry, is a code which
can tells us what error the Cache manager actually received. That might
give us some clue.

Hope this helps.

Thanks,
Vishal Ghotge [MSFT]
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I keep getting this message continually: Windows was
unable to save all the data for file\Device\Harddisk
Volumn 1\Document & Setting\John\Local Settings\Temp
IXP000.Temp\Type.wav.-The data was lost. This error may be
caused by of your computer hardware or network connection.
Please try to save this file elsewhere.

I get this message when I'm either online or offline. The
only think I could think of is that it's an ID 50 error.
But I don't know how to correct it.

John
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0xC0000001 is STATUS_UNSUCCESSFUL. We make an effort to fail operations with
more informative errors. That error could come from anywhere in the IO
stack -- file system, file system filters, disk, disk stack filters. My
guess is that there is some file sytem filter in play which is failing the
operation with this error.

Can you find out if he has any file system filters installed -- real-time AV
products, encryption/compression products, undelete products are the most
likely suspects. Assuming this is W2K Pro, we don't ship any filters on that
OS.

Hope this helps.

Thanks,
Vishal Ghotge [MSFT]
--

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights


Well Vishal
I did some work and I found out the following: the Status
code was 0028 c0 00 00 01, I guess that was the error that
the cache manager received(what ever that means). Don't
worry I learn fast. My problem is that I dont have a
Windows Software Developers Kit(SDK) to translate, Can you
translate?
John
-----Original Message-----
The data that you are writing to the disk often resides in the file system
cache before being written out to the actual disk. The Cache manager tries
to write the data back to the disk in a timely manner by using a process
called as _lazy writing_. However if the disk is bad or unavailable for some
reason you will get a delayed write failure.

I suspect bad hardware in this case. You may want to try running CHKDSK on
your disk.

If you want to investigate further - this event will have been logged in the
system event log as -
Event Source: Ntfs | Event ID: 50

The last DWORD of the Data section of the event log entry, is a code which
can tells us what error the Cache manager actually received. That might
give us some clue.

Hope this helps.

Thanks,
Vishal Ghotge [MSFT]
--

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights

I keep getting this message continually: Windows was
unable to save all the data for file\Device\Harddisk
Volumn 1\Document & Setting\John\Local Settings\Temp
IXP000.Temp\Type.wav.-The data was lost. This error may be
caused by of your computer hardware or network connection.
Please try to save this file elsewhere.

I get this message when I'm either online or offline. The
only think I could think of is that it's an ID 50 error.
But I don't know how to correct it.

John
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Hi John,

I fixed this problem that generate a lot of nightmares three months ago.

After spending some time with MS over the phone&emails I was able to receive their hotfixes for Windows 2000 and XP.

I started to have this problem immediate after I upgraded my XP computers to service pack 1 and Windows 2000 server to
service pack 3.

However they do not gave to public users for download.

I discovered that is hardware dependent ( from ~30 computers with the same software image installed just on 10 new
computers I had this problem).

I found also that if you restart the server and the clients the problem will be fixed for a couple of day till to two
weeks.

The patches that you need from MS are: XP_Q321733_ENU_i386_MID127519_zip.exe and Q321733_ENU_i386_MID96155_zip.exe.

Thank you,

Chris P.






I keep getting this message continually: Windows was
unable to save all the data for file\Device\Harddisk
Volumn 1\Document & Setting\John\Local Settings\Temp
IXP000.Temp\Type.wav.-The data was lost. This error may be
caused by of your computer hardware or network connection.
Please try to save this file elsewhere.

I get this message when I'm either online or offline. The
only think I could think of is that it's an ID 50 error.
But I don't know how to correct it.

John
 
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