The issue with this type of message is that the data probably won't be
copied and if you are currently overwriting a file on the "server" when the
signal drops out you may lose the information on the local computer and/or
server. For that reason, I always keep a full backup of the server (Network
Attached Storage) in my home network onto another drive and these are
hardwired with a daily incremental and a weekly full backup. I also always
try to save locally before I do the network save but in your case a program
is automatically doing the save so that won't work.
"ilyaz" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I think you're right, it could be a weak signal on my wireless network. By
>now, the warning is gone... Everything looks normal.
> Thanks for your suggestion.
> Ilya
>
> "LVTravel" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> If you are getting a delayed write failed on a network drive
>> ("centralized backup") there is an issue with the network. If this is a
>> wireless network connection you probably have a weak signal to the
>> server. I will occasionally get this when I am saving on the wireless
>> network at my house from one particular room and I have a weak signal.
>>
>> If it is a wired connection I am sure someone else will come in with more
>> information on what to check there.
>>
>>
>> "ilyaz" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>>> This afternoon about every minute or so, I'm getting a warning balloon
>>> in the Notification area: "Windows Delayed Write Filed. Windows was
>>> unable to save all data from file K:\$Mft.... Please try to save this
>>> file elsewhere." When I click on the balloon it disappears. Search for
>>> this file produced nothing. The K drive is one with a centralized
>>> backup.
>>> What's going on? How to stop this warning from popping up?
>>> Any suggestion will be appreciated.
>>>
>>> --
>>> Ilya Zeldes
>>> Fort Myers, Florida
>>>
>>
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