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Windows - Delayed Write Failed

Created: 11 Oct 2012 | 8 comments

kiuem

Dear all !

Some day, i try backup data with Symantect Backup Exec 10d for windows server but have many problem.

Always have error , please see picture bellow more details

I'm very tired !

I save backup data on S: ( This removeable disk)

I make a new folder B2B, make a new Media Set , make a new Device back up (Backup-to-disk-folder) . but still error.

Event viewer log :

Please help me !!

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CraigV Trusted Advisor Partner Accredited

Windows - Delayed Write Failed - Comment:11 Oct 2012 : Link

Hi,

Check the TN below for troubleshooting tips on this:

http://www.symantec.com/business/support/index?page=content&id=TECH130540

Thanks!

If you find this is a solution, please mark it as such.

lmosla Symantec Employee

Windows - Delayed Write Failed - Comment:11 Oct 2012 : Link

Hi kieum,

How much space do you have on this drive?

Reboot your server and then create another b2d job to run the backup to.

kiuem

Windows - Delayed Write Failed - Comment:11 Oct 2012 : Link

Dear Lmossla !

That disk have free space 1,2TB !
I rebooted server and create another B2D job but the same error !

CraigV Trusted Advisor Partner Accredited

Windows - Delayed Write Failed - Comment:11 Oct 2012 : Link

OK...stop the BE services, and then run an NTbackup to that external drive...

If you find this is a solution, please mark it as such.

kiuem

Windows - Delayed Write Failed - Comment:14 Oct 2012 : Link

Dear all Symantec support team !

I'm try my best but i dont know why probem can not issue, every one can be support via team viewer ?
Please help me ! Too long time, i can issue that problem.

My boss waring me :((. I dont want lost my job !

I'm sad at heart !

Thanks for all !

pkh Trusted Advisor

Windows - Delayed Write Failed - Comment:14 Oct 2012 : Link

Delayed write fail is a hardware problem and OS problem. It has nothing to do with BE. It is probably caused by a bad connector, e.g. if you are using a USB disk and the USB connector is loose. I would suggest that you change your USB cable and the socket.

Also you can try to disable the write caching. See this document

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/259716

If this document does not match your OS, search the Net for "disable write caching"