- #VUZE DISK WRITE ERROR FLUSH FAILS UPGRADE#
- #VUZE DISK WRITE ERROR FLUSH FAILS TV#
- #VUZE DISK WRITE ERROR FLUSH FAILS TORRENT#
The site I found suggested uninstalling Google Desktop. The solution to the problem is actually pretty simple – well, there are actually two solutions.
#VUZE DISK WRITE ERROR FLUSH FAILS UPGRADE#
I’m not positive on this, but I think I did upgrade Google Desktop around the same time I started getting the error messages. And if it was indexing the file while Azureus was trying to access it, they would run into a conflict and Google Desktop would win – blocking out Azureus and resulting in the error messages I was getting. Apparently Google Desktop was indexing my torrents while they were running. That’s right, it’s the nifty program I use once every two or three weeks to find something on my computer that has gone missing. The culprit was, get this – Google Desktop. The culprit wasn’t my low hard drive space, Azureus, or the torrents. It took some searching, but I finally found someone who had a solution to the problem. Well, I tried that, but eventually the error messages got so bad that I decided to do a little sleuthing on the internet to see if anyone had encountered a similar problem.
#VUZE DISK WRITE ERROR FLUSH FAILS TORRENT#
Since I could get it to go away and each torrent would run for a few hours before running into the error, I figured I could live with the problem for a while. I wasn’t sure what the problem was, but continued to think that it may just be these particular torrents since I had never had this problem before or it may be tied to my earlier problem with the hard drive being too full.Įither way, if I stopped the torrent and then started it again, the torrent would reset (Azureus would check each torrent again) and then run for a while before giving me the error again. If you look closely at the error messages, the error is on a specific part of the torrent that is being downloaded (in this case they are. There are, in fact, two separate errors that pop up and I wasn’t really sure what was going on.įile close fails: D:\torrents\**************** (The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process), open fails, flush failsĭisk read error – D:\torrents\******************* (The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process), open fails The next time I logged into my computer I found the same errors. I checked the drive space and it was getting low, so I stopped a few of the torrents, deleted the files they had downloaded, and figured that would solve the problem, freeing up some space. I was suspicious at first that it may have to do with the fact that I was downloading a whole bunch of torrents and may have run out of hard drive space on my “torrent” drive (an old 80gb drive used just for torrents). With the torrents I downloaded running, my computer would have something to do for the 10 days I’d be gone.īut no sooner had I walked out the door and gotten a chance to check on my computer then I started noticing some strange errors in Azureus. I was headed out of town for about 10 days and was going to leave my computer running while gone so I could access any files I needed. Anyway, a few weeks ago I downloaded a few torrents and started them in Azureus.
#VUZE DISK WRITE ERROR FLUSH FAILS TV#
I occasionally use Azureus (a bit torrent manager) to find episodes of TV shows I missed (which I promptly delete) or to download open source programs (I never use it for anything illegal of course ).
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