Jacob Weber
April 23rd 03, 05:16 AM
I am getting this same error: The device,
\Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for access yet.
Source: DISK EventID: 15
Its funny because your hardware is almost the exact same
as my own. It is also causing crashes anytime I play any
DirectX game and when I run 3dmark2001se or 3dmark2003.
AMD 2100+ 266mhz
Asus A7V8X bios rev 1011
2x256mb Micron memory PC2100
ATI 9800 Pro 128mb with 19" KDS monitor
SoundBlaster Audigy Gamer
LG DVD and LG 52x24x52x CD-RW
Western Digital 80 gig hdd 8mb cache 133mb/sec
Maxtor 27.2 gig HDD 2mb cache 66mb/sec
Custom case with 540watt antec ps
Windows XP Pro SP1/DirectX 9.0/ATI Catalyst 3.2/Audigy
If you have a good reply, please email me since I rarely
check these boards.... thanks
>-----Original Message-----
>I have a odd problem with my system that uses Windows
XP. It's
>rebooting for no reason. For some reason it often
happens at night
>which is when the computer isn't even used at all.
Other times it'll
>happen while using it though and sometimes it will
happen once or
>twice a day, other times not for days. The system
contains the
>following:
>
>Windows XP Professional
>ASUS A7V8X Motherboard
>AMD 1.8 Ghz CPU
>512 Meg RAM
>2 Hard Drives
>CD-ROM
>DVD+RW
>Floppy
>Mouse/Keyboard
>Belkin USB Hub
>Belkin USB UPS
>ATI All in Wonder 8500 Video Card
>Santa Cruz Sound Card
>Firewire Card
>HP Scanner
>2 Laser Printers (UPS and Brother)
>Network Hub
>Cable Modem
>
>Many USB Devices such as a gamepad, joystick, Webcam
>
>Maybe I went overboard on the items but I know often
that's a
>important thing and as well could have something to do
with the
>rebooting. This system is heavily loaded as obvious
(hardware wise)
>but it's the server in my home network.
>
>In the past I did have a rebooting problem but noticed
it was while
>printing and because my brother printer was plugged into
my UPS
>(although into a non battery backed up plug) so I moved
both laser
>printers away to other plugs. This did solve that
problem but lately
>I've noticed it's rebooting at other times.
>
>I am wondering if there's some type of log produced with
windows or
>some way I can track this down. I've ignored it for
quite some time
>but lately I have had problems with losing data,
corrupted files, etc.
>so want to fix this.
>
>I do use the Windows XP Screensaver and Norton
Systemworks 2003 with
>Virus
>Checking.
>
>
>As well, I went to the event log and printed to file the
system and
>application part. I will show the two parts below around
the time of
>the reboot (12:48 or so). Here is it below, the system
part and then
>application part:
>
>3/21/2003 12:53:30 PM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7036 N/A MAIN The Background
Intelligent Transfer
>Service service entered the running state.
>3/21/2003 12:53:28 PM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7035 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM MAIN The
Background
>Intelligent Transfer Service service was successfully
sent a start
>control.
>3/21/2003 12:52:46 PM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7036 N/A MAIN The Symantec Password
Validation
>Service service entered the stopped state.
>3/21/2003 12:52:38 PM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7036 N/A MAIN The Symantec Password
Validation
>Service service entered the running state.
>3/21/2003 12:52:37 PM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7035 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM MAIN The
Symantec Password
>Validation Service service was successfully sent a start
control.
>3/21/2003 12:52:05 PM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7036 N/A MAIN The Fast User Switching
Compatibility
>service entered the running state.
>3/21/2003 12:52:05 PM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7035 MAIN\Mark Weigl MAIN The Fast User
Switching
>Compatibility service was successfully sent a start
control.
>3/21/2003 12:49:45 PM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7036 N/A MAIN The Universal Plug and
Play Device
>Host service entered the running state.
>3/21/2003 12:49:45 PM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7035 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM MAIN The SAVRT
service was
>successfully sent a start control.
>3/21/2003 12:49:45 PM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7035 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM MAIN The
Universal Plug and
>Play Device Host service was successfully sent a start
control.
>3/21/2003 12:49:45 PM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7035 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM MAIN The
NAVEX15 service
>was successfully sent a start control.
>3/21/2003 12:49:45 PM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7036 N/A MAIN The SSDP Discovery
Service service
>entered the running state.
>3/21/2003 12:49:45 PM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7035 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM MAIN The
Norton Unerase
>Protection Driver service was successfully sent a start
control.
>3/21/2003 12:49:45 PM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7035 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM MAIN The
NAVENG service was
>successfully sent a start control.
>3/21/2003 12:49:45 PM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7036 N/A MAIN The Remote Access Auto
Connection
>Manager service entered the running state.
>3/21/2003 12:49:45 PM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7035 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM MAIN The
Remote Access Auto
>Connection Manager service was successfully sent a start
control.
>3/21/2003 12:49:45 PM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7035 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM MAIN The
SymEvent service
>was successfully sent a start control.
>3/21/2003 12:48:52 PM W32Time Information
None 35
>N/A MAIN The time service is now synchronizing the
system time
>with the time source time.windows.com
>(ntp.m|0x1|12.235.228.14:123->207.46.248.43:123).
>3/21/2003 12:48:36 PM Rasman Warning None
20027 N/A
>MAIN Remote Access Connection Manager failed to start
because
>NDISWAN could not be opened.
>3/21/2003 12:48:01 PM Disk Error None 15
N/A
>MAIN The device, \Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for
access yet.
>3/21/2003 12:48:01 PM Disk Error None 15
N/A
>MAIN The device, \Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for
access yet.
>3/21/2003 12:48:01 PM Disk Error None 15
N/A
>MAIN The device, \Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for
access yet.
>3/21/2003 12:48:01 PM Disk Error None 15
N/A
>MAIN The device, \Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for
access yet.
>3/21/2003 12:47:57 PM bcm4sbxp
Information None
>6 N/A MAIN
>\DEVICE\{82447410-93C8-4AA9-93A1-D1C093095BAF}: Network
controller
>configured for 10Mb half-duplex link.
>3/21/2003 12:47:53 PM PSched Error None
14104 N/A
>MAIN QoS [Adapter NDISWANIP]:
>The Packet Scheduler failed to bind to the netcard's
miniport driver.
>3/21/2003 12:47:53 PM Disk Error None 15
N/A
>MAIN The device, \Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for
access yet.
>3/21/2003 12:47:53 PM Disk Error None 15
N/A
>MAIN The device, \Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for
access yet.
>3/21/2003 12:47:53 PM Disk Error None 15
N/A
>MAIN The device, \Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for
access yet.
>3/21/2003 12:47:48 PM Disk Error None 15
N/A
>MAIN The device, \Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for
access yet.
>3/21/2003 12:47:48 PM Disk Error None 15
N/A
>MAIN The device, \Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for
access yet.
>3/21/2003 12:47:48 PM Disk Error None 15
N/A
>MAIN The device, \Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for
access yet.
>3/21/2003 12:47:48 PM Disk Error None 15
N/A
>MAIN The device, \Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for
access yet.
>3/21/2003 12:47:48 PM Disk Error None 15
N/A
>MAIN The device, \Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for
access yet.
>3/21/2003 12:47:48 PM Disk Error None 15
N/A
>MAIN The device, \Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for
access yet.
>3/21/2003 12:47:48 PM Disk Error None 15
N/A
>MAIN The device, \Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for
access yet.
>3/21/2003 12:47:48 PM Disk Error None 15
N/A
>MAIN The device, \Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for
access yet.
>3/21/2003 12:47:48 PM Disk Error None 15
N/A
>MAIN The device, \Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for
access yet.
>3/21/2003 12:47:48 PM Disk Error None 15
N/A
>MAIN The device, \Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for
access yet.
>3/21/2003 12:48:13 PM EventLog
Information None
>6005 N/A MAIN The Event log service was started.
>3/21/2003 12:48:13 PM EventLog
Information None
>6009 N/A MAIN Microsoft (R) Windows (R) 5.01.
2600 Service
>Pack 1 Uniprocessor Free.
>3/21/2003 1:00:20 AM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7036 N/A MAIN The IMAPI CD-Burning COM
Service
>service entered the stopped state.
>
>Application Part of Event Log:
>
>3/21/2003 12:52:46 PM ccPwdSvc
Information None
>2 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM MAIN Application
terminated
>3/21/2003 12:52:37 PM ccPwdSvc
Information None
>1 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM MAIN Application
started
>3/21/2003 12:48:35 PM NProtectService
Information None
>3 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM MAIN The service was
started.
>3/21/2003 12:48:27 PM GhostStartService
Information
>None 0 N/A MAIN The description for Event
ID ( 0 ) in
>Source ( GhostStartService ) cannot be found. The local
computer may
>not have the necessary registry information or message
DLL files to
>display messages from a remote computer. You may be able
to use the
>/AUXSOURCE= flag to retrieve this description; see Help
and Support
>for details. The following information is part of the
event: Service
>started.
>3/21/2003 12:48:25 PM Creative Service for
CDROM Access
>Information None 105 N/A MAIN The
service was
>started.
>3/21/2003 12:48:25 PM ATI Smart
Information None
>105 N/A MAIN The service was started.
>3/21/2003 12:48:16 PM ccEvtMgr
Information None
>1 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM MAIN Application
started
>3/21/2003 12:48:15 PM ccEvtMgr
Information None
>26 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM MAIN Application
starting
>3/20/2003 5:33:26 PM ccPwdSvc
Information None
>2 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM MAIN Application
terminated
>3/20/2003 5:33:17 PM ccPwdSvc
Information None
>1 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM MAIN Application
started
>.
>
\Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for access yet.
Source: DISK EventID: 15
Its funny because your hardware is almost the exact same
as my own. It is also causing crashes anytime I play any
DirectX game and when I run 3dmark2001se or 3dmark2003.
AMD 2100+ 266mhz
Asus A7V8X bios rev 1011
2x256mb Micron memory PC2100
ATI 9800 Pro 128mb with 19" KDS monitor
SoundBlaster Audigy Gamer
LG DVD and LG 52x24x52x CD-RW
Western Digital 80 gig hdd 8mb cache 133mb/sec
Maxtor 27.2 gig HDD 2mb cache 66mb/sec
Custom case with 540watt antec ps
Windows XP Pro SP1/DirectX 9.0/ATI Catalyst 3.2/Audigy
If you have a good reply, please email me since I rarely
check these boards.... thanks
>-----Original Message-----
>I have a odd problem with my system that uses Windows
XP. It's
>rebooting for no reason. For some reason it often
happens at night
>which is when the computer isn't even used at all.
Other times it'll
>happen while using it though and sometimes it will
happen once or
>twice a day, other times not for days. The system
contains the
>following:
>
>Windows XP Professional
>ASUS A7V8X Motherboard
>AMD 1.8 Ghz CPU
>512 Meg RAM
>2 Hard Drives
>CD-ROM
>DVD+RW
>Floppy
>Mouse/Keyboard
>Belkin USB Hub
>Belkin USB UPS
>ATI All in Wonder 8500 Video Card
>Santa Cruz Sound Card
>Firewire Card
>HP Scanner
>2 Laser Printers (UPS and Brother)
>Network Hub
>Cable Modem
>
>Many USB Devices such as a gamepad, joystick, Webcam
>
>Maybe I went overboard on the items but I know often
that's a
>important thing and as well could have something to do
with the
>rebooting. This system is heavily loaded as obvious
(hardware wise)
>but it's the server in my home network.
>
>In the past I did have a rebooting problem but noticed
it was while
>printing and because my brother printer was plugged into
my UPS
>(although into a non battery backed up plug) so I moved
both laser
>printers away to other plugs. This did solve that
problem but lately
>I've noticed it's rebooting at other times.
>
>I am wondering if there's some type of log produced with
windows or
>some way I can track this down. I've ignored it for
quite some time
>but lately I have had problems with losing data,
corrupted files, etc.
>so want to fix this.
>
>I do use the Windows XP Screensaver and Norton
Systemworks 2003 with
>Virus
>Checking.
>
>
>As well, I went to the event log and printed to file the
system and
>application part. I will show the two parts below around
the time of
>the reboot (12:48 or so). Here is it below, the system
part and then
>application part:
>
>3/21/2003 12:53:30 PM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7036 N/A MAIN The Background
Intelligent Transfer
>Service service entered the running state.
>3/21/2003 12:53:28 PM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7035 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM MAIN The
Background
>Intelligent Transfer Service service was successfully
sent a start
>control.
>3/21/2003 12:52:46 PM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7036 N/A MAIN The Symantec Password
Validation
>Service service entered the stopped state.
>3/21/2003 12:52:38 PM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7036 N/A MAIN The Symantec Password
Validation
>Service service entered the running state.
>3/21/2003 12:52:37 PM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7035 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM MAIN The
Symantec Password
>Validation Service service was successfully sent a start
control.
>3/21/2003 12:52:05 PM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7036 N/A MAIN The Fast User Switching
Compatibility
>service entered the running state.
>3/21/2003 12:52:05 PM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7035 MAIN\Mark Weigl MAIN The Fast User
Switching
>Compatibility service was successfully sent a start
control.
>3/21/2003 12:49:45 PM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7036 N/A MAIN The Universal Plug and
Play Device
>Host service entered the running state.
>3/21/2003 12:49:45 PM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7035 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM MAIN The SAVRT
service was
>successfully sent a start control.
>3/21/2003 12:49:45 PM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7035 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM MAIN The
Universal Plug and
>Play Device Host service was successfully sent a start
control.
>3/21/2003 12:49:45 PM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7035 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM MAIN The
NAVEX15 service
>was successfully sent a start control.
>3/21/2003 12:49:45 PM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7036 N/A MAIN The SSDP Discovery
Service service
>entered the running state.
>3/21/2003 12:49:45 PM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7035 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM MAIN The
Norton Unerase
>Protection Driver service was successfully sent a start
control.
>3/21/2003 12:49:45 PM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7035 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM MAIN The
NAVENG service was
>successfully sent a start control.
>3/21/2003 12:49:45 PM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7036 N/A MAIN The Remote Access Auto
Connection
>Manager service entered the running state.
>3/21/2003 12:49:45 PM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7035 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM MAIN The
Remote Access Auto
>Connection Manager service was successfully sent a start
control.
>3/21/2003 12:49:45 PM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7035 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM MAIN The
SymEvent service
>was successfully sent a start control.
>3/21/2003 12:48:52 PM W32Time Information
None 35
>N/A MAIN The time service is now synchronizing the
system time
>with the time source time.windows.com
>(ntp.m|0x1|12.235.228.14:123->207.46.248.43:123).
>3/21/2003 12:48:36 PM Rasman Warning None
20027 N/A
>MAIN Remote Access Connection Manager failed to start
because
>NDISWAN could not be opened.
>3/21/2003 12:48:01 PM Disk Error None 15
N/A
>MAIN The device, \Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for
access yet.
>3/21/2003 12:48:01 PM Disk Error None 15
N/A
>MAIN The device, \Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for
access yet.
>3/21/2003 12:48:01 PM Disk Error None 15
N/A
>MAIN The device, \Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for
access yet.
>3/21/2003 12:48:01 PM Disk Error None 15
N/A
>MAIN The device, \Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for
access yet.
>3/21/2003 12:47:57 PM bcm4sbxp
Information None
>6 N/A MAIN
>\DEVICE\{82447410-93C8-4AA9-93A1-D1C093095BAF}: Network
controller
>configured for 10Mb half-duplex link.
>3/21/2003 12:47:53 PM PSched Error None
14104 N/A
>MAIN QoS [Adapter NDISWANIP]:
>The Packet Scheduler failed to bind to the netcard's
miniport driver.
>3/21/2003 12:47:53 PM Disk Error None 15
N/A
>MAIN The device, \Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for
access yet.
>3/21/2003 12:47:53 PM Disk Error None 15
N/A
>MAIN The device, \Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for
access yet.
>3/21/2003 12:47:53 PM Disk Error None 15
N/A
>MAIN The device, \Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for
access yet.
>3/21/2003 12:47:48 PM Disk Error None 15
N/A
>MAIN The device, \Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for
access yet.
>3/21/2003 12:47:48 PM Disk Error None 15
N/A
>MAIN The device, \Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for
access yet.
>3/21/2003 12:47:48 PM Disk Error None 15
N/A
>MAIN The device, \Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for
access yet.
>3/21/2003 12:47:48 PM Disk Error None 15
N/A
>MAIN The device, \Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for
access yet.
>3/21/2003 12:47:48 PM Disk Error None 15
N/A
>MAIN The device, \Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for
access yet.
>3/21/2003 12:47:48 PM Disk Error None 15
N/A
>MAIN The device, \Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for
access yet.
>3/21/2003 12:47:48 PM Disk Error None 15
N/A
>MAIN The device, \Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for
access yet.
>3/21/2003 12:47:48 PM Disk Error None 15
N/A
>MAIN The device, \Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for
access yet.
>3/21/2003 12:47:48 PM Disk Error None 15
N/A
>MAIN The device, \Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for
access yet.
>3/21/2003 12:47:48 PM Disk Error None 15
N/A
>MAIN The device, \Device\Harddisk2\D, is not ready for
access yet.
>3/21/2003 12:48:13 PM EventLog
Information None
>6005 N/A MAIN The Event log service was started.
>3/21/2003 12:48:13 PM EventLog
Information None
>6009 N/A MAIN Microsoft (R) Windows (R) 5.01.
2600 Service
>Pack 1 Uniprocessor Free.
>3/21/2003 1:00:20 AM Service Control Manager
Information
>None 7036 N/A MAIN The IMAPI CD-Burning COM
Service
>service entered the stopped state.
>
>Application Part of Event Log:
>
>3/21/2003 12:52:46 PM ccPwdSvc
Information None
>2 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM MAIN Application
terminated
>3/21/2003 12:52:37 PM ccPwdSvc
Information None
>1 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM MAIN Application
started
>3/21/2003 12:48:35 PM NProtectService
Information None
>3 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM MAIN The service was
started.
>3/21/2003 12:48:27 PM GhostStartService
Information
>None 0 N/A MAIN The description for Event
ID ( 0 ) in
>Source ( GhostStartService ) cannot be found. The local
computer may
>not have the necessary registry information or message
DLL files to
>display messages from a remote computer. You may be able
to use the
>/AUXSOURCE= flag to retrieve this description; see Help
and Support
>for details. The following information is part of the
event: Service
>started.
>3/21/2003 12:48:25 PM Creative Service for
CDROM Access
>Information None 105 N/A MAIN The
service was
>started.
>3/21/2003 12:48:25 PM ATI Smart
Information None
>105 N/A MAIN The service was started.
>3/21/2003 12:48:16 PM ccEvtMgr
Information None
>1 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM MAIN Application
started
>3/21/2003 12:48:15 PM ccEvtMgr
Information None
>26 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM MAIN Application
starting
>3/20/2003 5:33:26 PM ccPwdSvc
Information None
>2 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM MAIN Application
terminated
>3/20/2003 5:33:17 PM ccPwdSvc
Information None
>1 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM MAIN Application
started
>.
>