I have been using Seagate external hard drives for years to back up the two Dell Dimensions on my network. After filling a 320 then a 500GB over a period of time, I upgraded to a Seagate 1TB external hard drive. Up until then I had never heard of "Delayed Write Failed" and for a few days and several GB of writing everything was fine.
But once I started getting the "Delayed Write Failure" error I had to continuously reboot the computer. I have gone through all of the prescriptions I have been able to find online; using the cables supplied with the drive, disabling cache writing on HD's, registry tweaks but I have not been able to solve my problem.
Is it possible that it is the drive size that is causing this? Do 1TB drives use significantly more power from the USB to drive the file transfers?
I know my Dell Dimensions are now Dell Dementias. Maybe it's time to upgrade but everything else on my systems is working fine...
But once I started getting the "Delayed Write Failure" error I had to continuously reboot the computer. I have gone through all of the prescriptions I have been able to find online; using the cables supplied with the drive, disabling cache writing on HD's, registry tweaks but I have not been able to solve my problem.
Is it possible that it is the drive size that is causing this? Do 1TB drives use significantly more power from the USB to drive the file transfers?
I know my Dell Dimensions are now Dell Dementias. Maybe it's time to upgrade but everything else on my systems is working fine...