Intel Download Write Error

and Intel Wireless Bluetooth for Windows 10 (update says download write error) and Intel Rapid Storage Technology (Intel RST) User Interface and Driver for Intel 5th/6th Generation Platforms (update says download write error)

Based on the description of the issue, it seems that you are using a tool to update the drivers, probably the Intel Driver & Support Assistant (Intel DSA). To verify this, could you please attach a picture of the error message you are receiving? Are you using a tool like the Intel DSA to update the drivers?

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As addressed on this thread before, the corruption of files and disk problems are usually the cause of the error messages you are receiving. Also, since you are using the Intel Driver & Support Assistant (Intel DSA) to update your system, these errors may occur.

I was able to see in some Microsoft* forums that the most common cause of getting a disk write error is having bad sectors on the hard drive. It's also possible that your disk is write-protected and have set specific permissions. But we would like to get more information about the inquiry since you already have checked the status of the drive.

This code has been successfully compiled and run literally hundreds of times, on many different platforms and pretty much all major compilers. But suddenly the newest (or, new, anyway) Intel compiler doesn't like it. It gives a warning message "forrtl: .... Internal file write-to-self; undefined results". After this line executes, "filename", which was a reasonable character array, becomes blank.

I suppose the problem is that filename is both an input into the write and the destination of the internal write. The fix is easy enough. It works to replace filename as the destination with something like filename_tmp. But as I have said, this has never been necessary until now.

I have Ubuntu 22.04 upgraded from 20.04 installed in 2020. This machine]1 worked well with kernel 5.15.0-43. After recent update (2023.11.28) it often crashes random with I/O error. While crashing it does not write into log file as the ssd is not writable(!). It should be a firmware or kernel error as Ubuntu 22.04 with kernel 5.15.0-43 works well from pendrive. Windows 11 also works well from its partition.I did not find any hardware issue.Root / is mounted at /dev/nvme0n1p5 and /home is at /dev/nvme0n1p6I need some help from firmware or kernel programmers how to debug this. Can anyone help me with this issue?

If the SSD crashes, there is no log entry because there is nothing to write to.I managed to take a picture of what is written from the memory on the screen before switching off.This is a photo about log during crash.

you welcome and enjoy, please see my other note about BIOS and RAM assignment and watch the used resolution (specially on RDP), max should be 1920x1080 ... when u increase u can also get vgpu page errors ending in a total crash, as long as you stay inside the specs you should be fine

in this case it was a .mp4-file. the music frequently pauses (because of the error) until mplayer

crashes after ~20min. the strange thing is that its happening with my

onboard-chip and my external soundcard (NI Audio 2) and alsamixer shows Pulseaudio and if i switch the devices to HDA Intel w/ Conexant ID 5051 up .

I'm trying to create a vmdk file that I can share between two virtual machines. This is the command I'm using: vmkfstools -c 1900G -d eagerzeroedthick -a lsilogic LFdata.vmdk and here is the error that I get at 23% done:Write error to virtual disk (LFdata.vmdk): Connection timed out (7208969)

I'm already in the proper volume, that's why I didn't specify the absolute path. I was able to successfully create a 50G file as a test, but I need one that is 1.9T in size. I've tried this twice with the same result and unfortunately it takes so long to get to the error, it is hard to test alot.

Hi @bumblebee55, did you run Etcher as administrator as @zvin suggested? Did you set the UAC level to the minimum? Just double-checking that those are the logs / errors you get after those potential workarounds

Your latest log shows the error code 3221225477 (0xc0000005). This code usually means that your filesystem is corrupted. Could you run the filesystem checker on the usb device? It should help to figure out if the device is damaged.

This guide from Microsoft shows how to do it on Windows 7: -us/help/2641432/check-your-hard-disk-for-errors-in-windows-7

After 2.5ms (2.27 %) of the simulation, i am getting a fatal error " FATAL (SPECTRE-7035): write error on PSF file: Error detected in psf library while writing to file `tran.tran'." and the simulation gets terminated.

I use SLURM to administrate my runs at the server. I tried using 24 cores for one task, 16 cores for two tasks, and 16 cores for two tasks each in a different node, but i get the same error in every run. I am running CMAQ 5.0.2 with a domain of 118x188 cells of 2.7 Km^2 for each cell area.

For these tests I modified the fortran90 hdf5 example script from

Confluence Writing by Contiguous Hyperslab in PHDF5This example shows how to write a contiguous buffer in memory to a contiguous hyperslab in a file. In this case, each parallel process writes a contiguous hyperslab to the file.

Again, on Stampede2/KNL (and my local cluster), it worked for file size 3.999 GB, but failed for 4.08 GB (the same as with collective writing). However, instead of segfaulting, it saved a file with the dataset all zeros, and issued hdf5 error messages (below).

On Frontera, for an 11 GB file, it failed regardless of striping (whereas with collective it failed only if the stripes and stripe size were too few and too small). Again, instead of segfaulting, it created a dataset with all zeros and issued hdf5 errors (below).

In the past, I had also trouble using various versions of intel-mpi. Either my program hangs or I got a MPI error. My test was done on local HDD. Even a couple of the MPI HDF5 tests fail. I have reported these issues to Intel and they confirmed it. My observations at the time was when a rank writes more than 2 GB wierd things start to happen. The intel-MPI version which works for me is 2021.2.0. Having said this all, I am not sure if you are facing the same problems as I did but if possible I would suggest to use intel-MPI 2021.2.0.

I have not been able to test the other failure mode I observed (Frontera failed in a different, striping-dependent way from other machines like Stampede and Prometheus) against a new hdf5 version or a new intel/impi.

Maybe also useful to know. Recently, I start using parallel HDF5 1.14.0 in combination with intel/impi 2021 and for a small test I did on NFS there was huge performance improvement compared to parallel HDF5 1.12.1 with intel/impi 2021. I mean the test used take about 50 seconds and now drop to about a second. Of course, NFS is not ideal for parallel I/O.

And, thanks to TACC, I can now confirm that intel/ifort/impi 2021.7.0 (with parallel hdf 1.10.4) fixes the other bug on Stampede2/KNL (which might have been related, but manifested differently from the one on Frontera, but looked the same as the bug on Prometheus).

Sounds like an implementation detail of your specific hardware driver. Have you used the exact same hardware when setting float dim values resulted in actually less lit display? Or do you now have simply a less finely configurable backlight, maybe? Probably, you could go to an intel support forum and ask there for the backlight value stepping API. Would be interesting, what their officials tell then. At least intel releases their own linux hardware drivers, so this is officially specified APIs. As I like Arch Linux Wiki for such information, I post a link to their API description here:

What error do you get in FPT, after setup_var variables changed in grub? Also, what board/BIOS, so I can check things for you once I know the error

Did everything look correct for you in grub when you edited variables? Are you using grub that shows black screen and gray text only, no yellow text? Grub via EFI Shell with yellow text, often cannot make these changes, you need to boot the way I mentioned or this way if your BIOS does not have the boot to EFI Shell setting

We had the latest update for our apple silicon chips. Update could not finished and throws an error called "disk write error". We can download and install new games (even Don't Starve) but Don't Starve Together can not complete the update. We have other friends with windows computer and intel chip macbooks they did not have this problem. Our 2 macbooks are having this problem.

We've tried to re-install Steam, Don't Starve Together but no success. We also cleared our caches and tried "verify integrity of game files" but no success.

We were unable to reproduce this on our hardware. Could you upload your client_log.txt file? You can use this helper to find out where this file is located -us/articles/360029881191-Logs-and-Useful-Information-for-Bug-Reports-for-Don-t-Starve-Together and this helper in case it is a permissions issue -us/articles/360035294792-Mac-Catalina-OS-Getting-an-Unable-to-read-from-config-directory-error-message but this last one may be not useful for your situation the log should help in getting to know what is going on.

I have exactly the same problem too.

Also, when processing multiple images, the file numbering goes awry with subsequent images using the name of the previous file as the root, e.g. A.tiff - error, B.tiif saved image is A-motion.tiff, C.tiif is saved as B-motion.tiff etc.

I edit a lot for films in FCP X with recent updates and recently starting yeterday I tried to burn a DVD for a client using Verbatim DVD-R and I am getting an error when using the share function to disk. (There was an error burning your disc./// The burn failed because of a medium write error.) ff782bc1db