window defers write failures what s going on

This is a file system error caused by an abnormal shutdown of the software or system, and you can fix it.

1) Enter -chkdsk in Start-Run to fix it. No follow-up action is required after this item is resolved.

2) My computer.

C right-click,Properties-Tools-Error-Check-Start Check-Select both items,And then start,It lets you restart,When you enter the system again, don't press the button for the check of windows,Let it scan and then enter the system to see if there will be an error。

3) If the above two methods do not work, my computer, right-click on the C drive-Properties-Hardware-Properties-click the "Policy" tab. Remove the check mark before the Enable Write Cache on Disk checkbox, and then make sure that this feature will be removed for advanced optimization systems, because it is not very effective for the current configuration machine and takes up a certain amount of hard disk space, causing fragmentation.

4) If the above still can't, find the location it prompts, and delete the error file (note that the prompted directory is often a hidden directory, first check all the files in the Tools - Folder Options - View on my computer).

Generally, the first method can solve the problem.

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So, what should you do if you encounter Windows delayed write failure?

In most cases, Windows Deferred Write failures occur only because the deferred write files are corrupted during a sudden power outage or forced shutdown, and these files are usually temporary files during the software run. We can try to use Kingsoft Guard's garbage cleaning function, which can not only solve most of these problems, but also save system resources.

Open Kingsoft Guard, click the garbage cleaner icon at the top, click the "Scan Junk" button and clean up after scanning.

Sometimes, however, it's not just cache files that cause Windows deferred write failures that require a repair of the disk file system. Here's how: First, remember the drive letter of the hard disk partition that made the error.

Open Start-Run, type cmd, press enter, open a command line window, type chkdsk

rc: command (set c:

changed to an error drive letter). After entering, if you see "Do you plan to check this volume the next time the system restarts?" (y n)", enter y enter. Just restart your computer. After restarting, the disk self-test process will appear, do not press the button, and wait for the self-test to complete.

In addition, we recommend turning off write caching to eliminate the problem of Windows delaying write failures. Because for the current mainstream computer configuration, this function is no longer meaningful, and it will also cause frequent reads and writes of the hard disk, resulting in fragmentation and reducing the life of the hard disk. The specific method is to open My Computer, right-click on the C drive-Properties, click on the "Hardware" tab-Properties-Policies, and uncheck the check mark before the "Enable write caching on disk" checkbox.

Attempting to delete the file that went wrong is also a way to resolve Windows deferred write failures and can temporarily fix the occasional error situation.

However, Windows delayed write failures can also be caused by bad sectors of the hard disk. If your computer has frequent and frequent problems without warning and cannot be resolved by the methods described above, it is recommended to use a hard drive bad sector detection tool such as HD

TUNE, MHDD, PQMic, etc.). For hard disks with bad sectors, although they can still be used after shielding the bad sectors, pay attention to backing up the data and replace it if necessary.

This happens after an abnormal shutdown:

1) Enter -chkdsk in Start-Run to fix it. No follow-up action is required after this item is resolved.