This is the rather infamous disk error during a paging operation.
Event Type: Warning
Event Source: Disk
Event Category: None
Event ID: 51
Date: 8/1/2006
Time: 7:31:43 PM
User: N/A
Description: An error was detected on device \Device\Harddisk2\D
during a paging operation.
I get this once every, oh, six months or so. Usually the same drive
as indicated above, which is a logical partition on the primary IDE
drive (drives 0 and 1 are SCSI). Running chkdsk /F between boots has
always made this error message go away in the past.
But today, it popped up again on a reboot, and I cannot make it go
away. It's in the system log of course, 12 or 13 times every time,
and apparently very early in the boot process, as in immediately
after the network adapter is detected. So far, it does not reappear
at all after the boot sequence, which leads me to believe it may be a
false positive.
I've run chkdsk /F on the entire physical drive, which is actually
three logical partitions. Chkdsk says clean. System log says
problem after the subsequent boot. I've run off-line defrag runs
using Perfect Disk. If there was a genuine file system problem on
the volume, PD would require it be fixed before defrag could take
place. I'm backed up of course, but I cannot find any apparent
*real* problem ... except for the sys log warning.
This logical drive is where AB lives.
A lot of Googling on this serves up a lot of unsatisfactory
resolutions for other people. It seems this particular error can be
real, or a real wild goose chase.
Anyone?
Yuki
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