Windows-Delayed Write Failed

[Nat]

I'm running Windows XP Home Edition.
A few days ago I started getting a notice box pop-up
stating the following:
"Windows was unable to save all the data for the file
C:\Mft. The data has been lost. This error may be caused
by a failure of your computer hardware or network
connection. Please try to save this file elsewhere."

CHKDSK runs on reboot but reports nothing wrong. I have
run CHKDSK manually also. The computer seems to be
operating just fine. Nothing amiss that I can detect. This
pop-up runs continually every few seconds and is very
annoying (which is what it is supposed to do I realize).

My question is........just what does this mean and should
I do something, and if so, what? If this is a false
positive, how do I get rid of it? Any info. would surely
be appreciated.

[Pete Baker]

Nat

What hardware are you using? It'll help narrow down what might be causing
the problem.
Although.... I have seen reports of this error occuring because of problem
with a SCSI controller. If that's your set-up try re-seating the SCSI card
and checking cabling. After that, the only suggestion I would have is try a
different SCSI card.

Sorry I can't be more helpful than that.. there may be others with more
experience with your hardware (don't forget to specify what that is).

Hope it helps anyway
Pete

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"Nat" > wrote in message
...
> I'm running Windows XP Home Edition.
> A few days ago I started getting a notice box pop-up
> stating the following:
> "Windows was unable to save all the data for the file
> C:\Mft. The data has been lost. This error may be caused
> by a failure of your computer hardware or network
> connection. Please try to save this file elsewhere."
>
> CHKDSK runs on reboot but reports nothing wrong. I have
> run CHKDSK manually also. The computer seems to be
> operating just fine. Nothing amiss that I can detect. This
> pop-up runs continually every few seconds and is very
> annoying (which is what it is supposed to do I realize).
>
> My question is........just what does this mean and should
> I do something, and if so, what? If this is a false
> positive, how do I get rid of it? Any info. would surely
> be appreciated.
>
>

[Somsak Apiraksombat]

Hi
i have the same problem when install new VGA Card (Radeon 9500) ,install its
driver and reboot. i still can't fix this problem , and must back to use my
old VGA card (GF2 pro) and every thing is ok.
i still can't use my new Radeon 9500 :((

have u install new hardware ?

bye

"Nat" > wrote in message
...
> I'm running Windows XP Home Edition.
> A few days ago I started getting a notice box pop-up
> stating the following:
> "Windows was unable to save all the data for the file
> C:\Mft. The data has been lost. This error may be caused
> by a failure of your computer hardware or network
> connection. Please try to save this file elsewhere."
>
> CHKDSK runs on reboot but reports nothing wrong. I have
> run CHKDSK manually also. The computer seems to be
> operating just fine. Nothing amiss that I can detect. This
> pop-up runs continually every few seconds and is very
> annoying (which is what it is supposed to do I realize).
>
> My question is........just what does this mean and should
> I do something, and if so, what? If this is a false
> positive, how do I get rid of it? Any info. would surely
> be appreciated.
>
>