Long story short: I suddenly got that message and of course defraged right away (although I defrag nightly). Still got the message. I removed the LA-2A BF plugin and then reinserted it. That was it. I've found that most of my anomilies are caused by a funky plug in that just needs to be bumped. DV
I can totally relate to the funky plug-in issue. A lot of the problems I have had with PTLE have been plug-in related. Unless I am sure that I really need it I am very wary about loading plug-ins - especialy demo versions.
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by David001: Digi... Any idea why my modem would make PTLE issue the too fragmented message?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> -The PCI activity in your computer is increased when your modem (or any other PCI device) is enabled in your hardware profile. If you are using an ATA Controller card, this increased PCI traffic could hinder the data passage to/from your drives, hence the -9019 or -9073 errors. Brent
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I had this for a while too - then I found that Windows had changed that HD from DMA to PIO & I couldn't manually change it back. I looked on the Western Digital support site to find that XP will automatically switch it if it encounters a certain number of errors accessing data. The fix is to uninstall that IDE controller in device manager & let it get redetected. Worked for me.
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