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Caspar 24-05-2004 22:17

Windows NT SP6 error?
 
"System Process - lost delayed write data.
The system was attempting to transfer file data from buffers to \Device\Harddisk0\Partition1\ffastunT.ff\
The write operation failed and only some of the data may have been written to this file".

I clicked OK and no further problems.

Running NT 4 service pack 6.


Should i be concerned?!

Jon M 24-05-2004 22:47

Re: Windows NT SP4 error?
 
Sounds like ffastunT.ff is something to do with "FindFast" an office component that I always turn off because it's a well known memory leaker/hogger. I'd remove it from your startup folder at least ;)

Indians 25-05-2004 12:36

Re: Windows NT SP4 error?
 
I would second that from s1lv3r.

TigaSefi 25-05-2004 12:43

Re: Windows NT SP4 error?
 
hmm i confused, in ur topic it says SP4, and u state in the main bit that ur running SP6 ?

Caspar 25-05-2004 12:52

Re: Windows NT SP4 error?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TigaSefi
hmm i confused, in ur topic it says SP4, and u state in the main bit that ur running SP6 ?

Doh! :)

It's my brother who typed that...it's his problem not mine, blame him!!! ;)

Jon M 25-05-2004 13:05

Re: Windows NT SP6 error?
 
I did some googling yesterday.. which confirms my first answer... the file can be deleted as it's meant to be temporary.

As the next step though, I'd uninstall the FindFast component.. as it serves no useful purpose anyway. (You'd have to run through an office install and find the "FindFast" option after selecting a "custom" installation)

Paul 25-05-2004 14:05

Re: Windows NT SP6 error?
 
Unless you keep getting them there is no reason to worry about this message at all - it is simply an informational warning message to tell you that a disk write operation failed for some unknown reason.


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