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Delayed Write Failed??

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ok iv got a 250gb externalHDD hooked up to my computer via firewire. now very so often when im reading writing alot it happins "delayed Write failed F:\M$Sf (or somthing like that) any way i was just wondering dose anyone here have a solution.

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Re: Delayed Write Failed??

the problem is that the dirve is almost full .me thinks
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Re: Delayed Write Failed??

well its still got 20gb free
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Quote originally posted by harmo777 ...
well its still got 20gb free
this is the last 2 lines of the file you posted with you message !

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Problem Disk free space is only 9% on drive F:.

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How big is your F: drive ,to me this indicates the drive is almost full ,maybe
and that would cause the copy error .check recycle bin maybe
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No, not having enough free space does not cause a delayed write failure.

Check the S.M.A.R.T. status of your drive using a program such as HDtune, just in case it's on its way out. You should also schedule a complete chkdsk:
Start > Run > chkdsk F: /R /F
And then answer Y when it asks if you would like to schedule the check on the next boot. Then reboot.
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