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From: yuppicide on 1 Apr 2010 16:56 Just thought I'd chime in once more that the software you suggested totally cleared the problem. I've been using both drives since then with no issues what-so-ever. I copied over a bunch of video I recorded from a live concert, etc. Everything I've tried works. <trashcan(a)xrex.us> wrote in message news:eoi5q557ljbtg85ud1eme8910u59j0c233(a)4ax.com... > On Thu, 18 Mar 2010 16:52:42 -0500, philo <philo(a)privacy.invalid> > wrote: > >>shawn wrote: >>> What does "Delay Write Failed" for a flash drive plugged into a Windows >>> XP >>> Pro machine? >> >> >>It's probably failing >> >>Considering their price... >>I'd just toss it >> >>> >>> I'll tell you my problem. >>> >>> I also have a memory card reader from Vivitar that I got at Staples. It >>> only >>> reads SDHC cards and I have a 4GB SDHC card. This one is probably a >>> month >>> old and had only a few MB's of files on it. I use it in a device that >>> plugs >>> into my Atari 2600 (old video game system from 1977). I can design games >>> and >>> test them right on a real machine... but anyway it's hardly got any use. >>> >>> I have a flash drive of unknown brand.. I got it for my Girlfriend free >>> with >>> buying a special edition of the newest Sims game. It's 4GB. This one is >>> a >>> little older.. got it when the new Sims came out. This one only had some >>> pictures on it and got very little use as well. >>> >>> Originally I brought my reader and 4GB card to a computer and copied >>> some >>> files. When I got to home I wanted to copy those files to my home >>> computer. >>> It would not copy some. I believe it popped up an error message about >>> parameter incorrect. >>> >>> I thought maybe it had to do with large filesizes, such as video, so I >>> tried >>> smaller files, mp3 music. Same error, but only with some of the stuff. >>> It >>> will play the music just fine off the memory card, but won't copy to my >>> computer. >>> >>> I also tried moving the reader to the rear port on the computer, no >>> luck. >>> >>> Thought maybe it was the memory card or reader being bad, so I tried the >>> flash drive.. same problem. >>> >>> Computer I am getting files from is XP Pro, computer I am copying to is >>> Media Center 2005. Both all the latest updates. >>> >>> >>> > This ia a known problem....If you read this article and use the > SysIntennals 'Cache Set' it shoud get you straightened out. It worked > for me! > > http://www.gibni.com/windows-delayed-write-failed-2 > > -- > Eddie in Loveland > > "Personally, I don't trust weathermen. They change their story every > day!" - Tia Carmen
From: trashcan on 1 Apr 2010 21:42 On Thu, 1 Apr 2010 16:56:46 -0400, "yuppicide" <yuppicide138(a)optonline.net> wrote: >Just thought I'd chime in once more that the software you suggested totally >cleared the problem. I've been using both drives since then with no issues >what-so-ever. I copied over a bunch of video I recorded from a live concert, >etc. Everything I've tried works. > ><trashcan(a)xrex.us> wrote in message Great...glad to hear it. -- Eddie in Loveland "The right to be heard does not automatically include the right to be taken seriously." - Hubert H. Humphrey
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