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error in system event log - source = 'fastrak'
I am running a small peer to peer network from a Windows 2000 OS. Two users had the same application running. The app runs from a network directory. Suddenly, both workstations and the server (Windows 2000 box) froze and required hard re-boots to get back up. This happened twice in one day. I checked the system event log and found that on both occasions the following error occured: 'Driver detected an internal error in its data structures for.' In the 'source' column of the event viewer for this error, it read 'fastrak'.
Any assistance would be appreciated.
Any assistance would be appreciated.
Fastrak sounds like a tape archive device. Does the application try to save to tape?
hang on - do you have a Promise Fastrak raid controller on your motherboard? (you will have a card in it or FOUR ide sockets on your motherboard)
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try on scandisking the hdd for errors with out it fixing them so uncheck automativally fix errors box
then do it again this time check the automatcally fix errors box
you must have it as throuhal scan to check the surface of it
then do it again this time check the automatcally fix errors box
you must have it as throuhal scan to check the surface of it
ThanQ