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December 29th 09, 01:50 PM
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Write Delay Failure
Hello
Recently I tried to copy a number of folders full of photo files from my secondary hard drive to a CF memory card via an external 2.0 USB card reader. One image folder was 1.5GB; another was 311MB. Occasionally, during the copying I will get an error message stating the a particular image file could not be found and this was normally accompanied with another error message from the system tray stating the following: "Windows - Delayed Write Failed Windows was unable to save all the data for the file \Device\HardDiskVolume" I have winXp (SP3), 1.5GB RAM, 3.06GHz Celeron CPU, motherboard is an Asrock P4VM800, 3 hard drives where the OS is on a 300GB sata, the image hard drive is 40GB. Can someone please advise what is going on and the solution to this. Thanks 
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December 29th 09, 02:32 PM
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Write Delay Failure
kandinsky63 wrote:
Recently I tried to copy a number of folders full of photo files from my secondary hard drive to a CF memory card via an external 2.0 USB card reader. One image folder was 1.5GB; another was 311MB. Occasionally, during the copying I will get an error message stating the a particular image file could not be found and this was normally accompanied with another error message from the system tray stating the following: "Windows - Delayed Write Failed Windows was unable to save all the data for the file \Device\HardDiskVolume" I have winXp (SP3), 1.5GB RAM, 3.06GHz Celeron CPU, motherboard is an Asrock P4VM800, 3 hard drives where the OS is on a 300GB sata, the image hard drive is 40GB. Can someone please advise what is going on and the solution to this. I think I mentioned the possibility of a defective card reader to you in another post you recently (after this one) made. May also be defective card. Could even be defective hard disk drive. The message is "Delayed Write Failure", correct? Or is it actually as you quoted it? You receive an error message when you save or move documents in Windows XP: "Delayed Write Failed" http://support.microsoft.com/kb/330174 -- Shenan Stanley MS-MVP -- How To Ask Questions The Smart Way http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
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December 29th 09, 02:32 PM
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Write Delay Failure
kandinsky63 wrote:
Recently I tried to copy a number of folders full of photo files from my secondary hard drive to a CF memory card via an external 2.0 USB card reader. One image folder was 1.5GB; another was 311MB. Occasionally, during the copying I will get an error message stating the a particular image file could not be found and this was normally accompanied with another error message from the system tray stating the following: "Windows - Delayed Write Failed Windows was unable to save all the data for the file \Device\HardDiskVolume" I have winXp (SP3), 1.5GB RAM, 3.06GHz Celeron CPU, motherboard is an Asrock P4VM800, 3 hard drives where the OS is on a 300GB sata, the image hard drive is 40GB. Can someone please advise what is going on and the solution to this. I think I mentioned the possibility of a defective card reader to you in another post you recently (after this one) made. May also be defective card. Could even be defective hard disk drive. The message is "Delayed Write Failure", correct? Or is it actually as you quoted it? You receive an error message when you save or move documents in Windows XP: "Delayed Write Failed" http://support.microsoft.com/kb/330174 -- Shenan Stanley MS-MVP -- How To Ask Questions The Smart Way http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
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