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True Man · 08-01-2010, 16:38

Delayed Write Failure" FIX!.Options

KEEP IN MIND THIS IS A REGISTRY EDIT. BACK UP YOUR REGISTRY BEFORE DOING THIS. YOU RUN THE RISK OF HAVING TO RE-INSTALL YOUR OPERATING SYSTEM. (No i didnt have to...just felt it necessary to say)

1. Hit Start

2. Hit Run

3. Type "regedit". Hit OK.

4. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SYSTEM > CurrentControlSet > Control > Session Manager > Memory Management

5. Search for the "SystemPages" and Double click.

6. In "Value Data", you may see something like c6800 or something along those lines. Replace this string with 8 lowercase f's (ffffffff) and hit OK.

7. Exit regedit. Restart computer.

If your PC successfully restarted (and it did for me), plug in your drive. TRY to break it. Send as much down the pipeline as you can (I played an uncompressed AVI file and skipped through several MP3's, the same stuff that would cause the "Delayed Write Failure" error in the first place). Chances are that'll fix your problem.

The guy I talked to said this is more times than not successful in fixing it.
Good luck...and I hope this was helpful!

08-01-2010, 16:38	#1 (permalink)
True Man Freak Poster Join Date: May 2010 Location: Pakistan Age: 47 Posts: 295 Member: 1295798 Status: Offline Sonork: brista786 Thanks Meter: 97	Delayed Write Failure" FIX!.Options Delayed Write Failure" FIX!.Options KEEP IN MIND THIS IS A REGISTRY EDIT. BACK UP YOUR REGISTRY BEFORE DOING THIS. YOU RUN THE RISK OF HAVING TO RE-INSTALL YOUR OPERATING SYSTEM. (No i didnt have to...just felt it necessary to say) 1. Hit Start 2. Hit Run 3. Type "regedit". Hit OK. 4. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SYSTEM > CurrentControlSet > Control > Session Manager > Memory Management 5. Search for the "SystemPages" and Double click. 6. In "Value Data", you may see something like c6800 or something along those lines. Replace this string with 8 lowercase f's (ffffffff) and hit OK. 7. Exit regedit. Restart computer. If your PC successfully restarted (and it did for me), plug in your drive. TRY to break it. Send as much down the pipeline as you can (I played an uncompressed AVI file and skipped through several MP3's, the same stuff that would cause the "Delayed Write Failure" error in the first place). Chances are that'll fix your problem. The guy I talked to said this is more times than not successful in fixing it. Good luck...and I hope this was helpful!