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A few days ago I started getting an error message in a pop up balloon saying
"Delayed Write Failed....windows was unable to save all of the file to
......." I have changed nothing on my computer. What should I do?
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Curious, When do you get this message ? Power blip/dip/surge 'might' cause
that if you don't use a battery back up.
I don't-know yours - but if mine maybe I would or might go into device
manager and look at properties for the hard drive, then look at policies -
if it has a delayed write check box or advanced catching change it from
enabled or not, to whatever is opposite and try that for a while.
"Rachel" <Rachel@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>A few days ago I started getting an error message in a pop up balloon
>saying
> "Delayed Write Failed....windows was unable to save all of the file to
> ......" I have changed nothing on my computer. What should I do?
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Rachel,
Is this an external drive? USB or Firewire?
More info please. What bumtracks gave you is correct.
However, there is more info available depending on your situation.
Best,
Treeman
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It is just my internal harddrive on my laptop. It occurs when I go into
Internet Explorer but other times too.
"Treeman" wrote:
>
> Rachel,
> Is this an external drive? USB or Firewire?
> More info please. What bumtracks gave you is correct.
> However, there is more info available depending on your situation.
> Best,
> Treeman
>
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"Rachel" <Rachel@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>A few days ago I started getting an error message in a pop up balloon
>saying
> "Delayed Write Failed....windows was unable to save all of the file to
> ......" I have changed nothing on my computer. What should I do?
There might be a problem with your hard drive (let's hope not). Backup all
your important stuff just in case. I had this problem with a hard drive,
turned out to be faulty.
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I don't-know yours - but if mine maybe I would or might go into device
manager and look at properties for the hard drive, then look at
policies -
if it has a delayed write check box or advanced catching change it
from
enabled.
Via Bumtracks, Sounds good to me,
Treeman
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Rachel <Rachel@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>A few days ago I started getting an error message in a pop up balloon saying
>"Delayed Write Failed....windows was unable to save all of the file to
>......" I have changed nothing on my computer. What should I do?
How about turning off the write cache? In XP Home, the path to the
'Write Cache' settings is... My Computer / right click on drive /
properties / hardware / properties / policies / mark checkbox
appropriately. Note: This may cause the Hybernate function to slow
dramatically. Personally, I don't use Hybernate.
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I tried that and it still continues to give me that error message. Any other
ideas?
"Zilbandy" wrote:
> Rachel <Rachel@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>
> >A few days ago I started getting an error message in a pop up balloon saying
> >"Delayed Write Failed....windows was unable to save all of the file to
> >......" I have changed nothing on my computer. What should I do?
>
> How about turning off the write cache? In XP Home, the path to the
> 'Write Cache' settings is... My Computer / right click on drive /
> properties / hardware / properties / policies / mark checkbox
> appropriately. Note: This may cause the Hybernate function to slow
> dramatically. Personally, I don't use Hybernate.
>
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Sorry, Rachel, no.
Rachel <Rachel@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>I tried that and it still continues to give me that error message. Any other
>ideas?
>
>"Zilbandy" wrote:
>
>> Rachel <Rachel@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>>
>> >A few days ago I started getting an error message in a pop up balloon saying
>> >"Delayed Write Failed....windows was unable to save all of the file to
>> >......" I have changed nothing on my computer. What should I do?
>>
>> How about turning off the write cache? In XP Home, the path to the
>> 'Write Cache' settings is... My Computer / right click on drive /
>> properties / hardware / properties / policies / mark checkbox
>> appropriately. Note: This may cause the Hybernate function to slow
>> dramatically. Personally, I don't use Hybernate.
>>
"Zilbandy" <zil@zilbandyREMOVETHIS.com> wrote in message
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| Sorry, Rachel, no. |
| Rachel <Rachel@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
|
| >I tried that and it still continues to give me that error message.
Any other
| >ideas?
| >
| >"Zilbandy" wrote:
| >
| >> Rachel <Rachel@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
| >>
| >> >A few days ago I started getting an error message in a pop up
balloon saying
| >> >"Delayed Write Failed....windows was unable to save all of the
file to
| >> >......" I have changed nothing on my computer. What should I
do?
| >>
| >> How about turning off the write cache? In XP Home, the path to
the
| >> 'Write Cache' settings is... My Computer / right click on drive /
| >> properties / hardware / properties / policies / mark checkbox
| >> appropriately. Note: This may cause the Hybernate function to
slow
| >> dramatically. Personally, I don't use Hybernate.
| >>
|
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