Disk Error

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Bogdan

I receive this error:

"Windows - No Disk
Exception Processing Message 0xc0000013 Parameters
0x000007FEFD85E75C 0xFFFFFA80023AF750 0x000007FEFD85E75C
0x000007FEFD85E75c"

I have three option: Cancel, Try Again, Continue.

What is wanting to say this error?
Little help please...
Thank You.
Bogdan
 
M

Mark

This appears to be related to a program called wmiprvse.exe trapping an
exception when a piece of software tries to access a CD/DVD/USB drive when
there is no medium present. Don't know which program is causing the error,
but have found that leaving a CD/DVD in the drive or re-inserting the USB
flash drive stops the error appearing.

Most likely:
You worked on a file that was pointing to a flash drive. You removed the
flash drive, but the program, when started is trying to access the missing
flash drive via the Save As function. Re-insert the flash drive. Next time
you use a program where you tend to save a file: e.g. Word, make sure your
Save As function is pointing to a location on your hard drive and not your
flash drive before removing the flash drive.

This problem also happens if you change the drive letters of your drives,
and/or you have drive letter conflicts. Perhaps you have a network drive
mapped that is conflicting with a local removable media drive letter. Or,
any combination of the above.

Another cure is to put a disc in each drive one at a time to see which is
faulty and either leave a disc in that one or replace the Drive. (Note: A
program may be looking for USB drives.)
 
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Bogdan

This time i receive this error when I open the "Resurse Monitor" from "Task
Manager"...
I don't know why, because, i was not have a flash drive connected to my
computer and other 'hardware' component (meaning: CD/DVD or other stuff like
this)...
 
R

Rick Rogers

Hi,

That kind of error when opening the Resource Monitor indicates that it is
having trouble accessing the hard drive. Does this error appear at any other
time? I ask because if it does, then it may be a drive problem. If not, then
it may just be an issue with this utility.

--
Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP

Windows help - www.rickrogers.org
My thoughts http://rick-mvp.blogspot.com
 
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Bogdan

Hi,
Only a time, some days ago :). I check my disk and the Windows says: No
errors found. I don't know what to think.
Thank You
 

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