A
Amedee Van Gasse
Hello,
First of all, sorry about the cross-post but I don't know which group
is most appropriate:
m.p.windowsxp.configuration_manage: it's something I need to configure
m.p.windowsxp.hardware: it is hardware-related
m.p.windowsxp.help_and_support: I deed help (obviously)
m.p.windowsxp.perform_maintain: it's a performance issue
Since a week or so, I frequently get an error message about a failed
write behind caching. This is usually when disk activity is very (even
extremely) high. In the event log there is event id 50.
I *have* found a solution on the Microsoft Support site. The only
problem is implementing it. Microsoft advises to disable the write
behind caching on the hard disk. I have found the screen where this
setting should be changed, however I cannot change it because it is
grayed out.
So I wonder if there is a registry key that I can add or change that
has the same effect.
Some background info:
OS: XP Pro SP1, language = Dutch
Drive C: dual Seagate Barracuda V 120GB on Promise SATA controller in
RAID 0 (striping)
I think everyone who knows a bit about RAID, will agree that write
behind caching is actually not a very good idea on a striped disk.
I don't think other configuration info is relevant at the moment, but
feel free to ask if you need to know more.
First of all, sorry about the cross-post but I don't know which group
is most appropriate:
m.p.windowsxp.configuration_manage: it's something I need to configure
m.p.windowsxp.hardware: it is hardware-related
m.p.windowsxp.help_and_support: I deed help (obviously)
m.p.windowsxp.perform_maintain: it's a performance issue
Since a week or so, I frequently get an error message about a failed
write behind caching. This is usually when disk activity is very (even
extremely) high. In the event log there is event id 50.
I *have* found a solution on the Microsoft Support site. The only
problem is implementing it. Microsoft advises to disable the write
behind caching on the hard disk. I have found the screen where this
setting should be changed, however I cannot change it because it is
grayed out.
So I wonder if there is a registry key that I can add or change that
has the same effect.
Some background info:
OS: XP Pro SP1, language = Dutch
Drive C: dual Seagate Barracuda V 120GB on Promise SATA controller in
RAID 0 (striping)
I think everyone who knows a bit about RAID, will agree that write
behind caching is actually not a very good idea on a striped disk.
I don't think other configuration info is relevant at the moment, but
feel free to ask if you need to know more.