Event ID: 11

[Mr. Z]

Hello,

I have a few machines (Windows XP - Home & Pro) that receive this error
message. I want to know how to determine which device is being referenced.
The description of the error references "\Device\Harddisk1\D." However,
there is no "D" drive.

There is a C drive, which is connected to controller 0 on port 0. There is
an E drive (CD-Rom) on controller 0, port 1. But there is no D drive, nor
is there anything on controller 1. The E drive has no CD and is not
accessed during the time of the error. I've replaced IDE cables for the
both the CD & HDD, swapped the master/slave setting between the CD & HDD and
moved both to controller 1. I still get the same error message.

Anyone have a suggestion?

Log: System
Type: Error
Event: 11
Time: Mar 23 2006 4:21PM
Source: Disk
Category: None
Username: N/A
Computer: DSC
Description: The driver detected a controller error on \Device\Harddisk1\D.

 

[Guest]

Had a similar string of errors once right before a hard drive failure.
"......Harddisk1\D." Turned out to be IDE 0, Sector D of that drive. [Some
App's will number disks by starting at ONE, instead of Zero, therefore the
"...Harddisk1" error message.]
Run CHKDSK and/or the manufactuter's diagnostic, (usually a free download
from the manuf.'s website).
BACKUP ASAP!!, even before testing.

 

[Keith]

Hello,

I have a few machines (Windows XP - Home & Pro) that receive this
error message. I want to know how to determine which device is being
referenced. The description of the error references
"\Device\Harddisk1\D." However, there is no "D" drive.

There is a C drive, which is connected to controller 0 on port 0.
There is an E drive (CD-Rom) on controller 0, port 1. But there is
no D drive, nor is there anything on controller 1. The E drive has
no CD and is not accessed during the time of the error. I've
replaced IDE cables for the both the CD & HDD, swapped the
master/slave setting between the CD & HDD and moved both to
controller 1. I still get the same error message.

Anyone have a suggestion?

Log: System
Type: Error
Event: 11
Time: Mar 23 2006 4:21PM
Source: Disk
Category: None
Username: N/A
Computer: DSC
Description: The driver detected a controller error on
\Device\Harddisk1\D.

When I had this message , it turned out the motherboard only supported ATA66
while I had ATA100 and 133 HDD's. A bios upgrade cured it though . My 2
penn'orth