Error: Windows - No Disk

I just installed Flex and whenever I try to test a page, I
dialog box comes up that says Windows - No Disk. The text of the
dialog is Exception processing message c00000013 Parameters
75b6bf9c 4 75b6bf9c 75b6bf9c. This also happens if I try to go to
the general preferences and click on the browser preferences. Kind
of makes Flex less than useful. Any ideas?

[SOLVED]
For me anyhow. Thanks John. After 24 hours of hair pulling you're answer was the solution. I had been through the mill of changing my drive letters after Google searches for this problem but in the end the external browser worked a treat. I'm using Flex 3 Builder trial and my full boxed version is on the way so I was getting worried,
cheers,
Mike

Similar Messages

Error window: Startup disk

I'm getting an error message stating: Startup Disk is Almost Full, please delte files.
It's the first time I'm getting this. Any ideas?
iBook G4 Mac OS X (10.3.9)
iBook G4 Mac OS X (10.3.9)

Hi ods,
Welcome to the forum.
It means exactly what it says - you hard disk is getting full. To get rid of the message you will need to remove files from the hd. If you have an external hd you can transfer the files there, alternatively you can burn them to CD-R media. Once transfered (backed up) you can then delete the files from the internal hd thus freeing up space.
RD

Windows - No Disk Error - Please help!

Windows - No Disk Error - Please help!
Hi,
I have the following set up:
* Lenovo T-61p
* Windows XP Pro, SP 3
* HP Photosmart 8250 printer (with nothing plugged into the various card readers, and USB slot in the printer)
I am getting the following error:
Windows - No Disk
Exception Processing Message 0xc0000013 Parameters 0x75CE023C
0x84C40C84 0x75CE023C
I have done a lof experimenting and thru process of elimination, and believe I have determined that this only happens when the HP Photosmart 8250 printer is plugged in to the USB slot of the computer.
I can stop it from happening by safely removing hardware, and removing the drive that the 8250 creates on your computer when you plug it in. In my case, this is drive E. I'm guessing if there was something in the the various card readers, and USB slot in the printer, that's what those would be, but I don't those use those functions of the printer.
I understand there is more at work than simply the printer, because I did not used to get this error, so some software changed as well, that is scanning all ports, and finding a drive that has no disk, and producing the error.
A simple google search finds a lot people all over the world having this problem, and are solving it in different ways, because the suspected source is different: Norton, HP, etc.
I have tried everything I have read, and the only thing that works was my own idea, of manually safely removing the drive the printer creates each time I plug in the printer.
Anyone every any better, more permanent solutions? Or know what the real root of the problem is? What is scanning all the drives and being showing an error message because it found an empty drive?
Thanks and Happy Holidays/New Year!

I've been getting the same error on my 4G nano for the past week. I've had my nano for about a month and the first few weeks were fine. Tried it on 2 different computers (Vista and XP) and same problem. Tried it on a 3rd (XP) and it started ok. Problem started coming back after a day.
I was able to find a quick fix though. I noticed that sometimes the message says something like "iexplore.exe... no disk..." even if I don't even use IE. What I do is end iexplore.exe on task manager before running iTunes and syncing my nano. I don't get the error whenever I do this, but one drawback is that the contents of my nano suddenly pops up in a window - even when disk use is not enabled.
I've reset/restored my nano dozens and dozens of times to make sure it's clean. Leads me to believe it's a driver issue. Either that or I have a friggin malware problem I can't seem to find.
I'll be posting updates every now and then. I'm no expert so I'm hoping an Apple expert also steps in to give some input.

Flex launching error on Windows Vista (Windows No Disk - exception ....

Hi guys, I downloaded the flex builder from adobe, I install the application but when I'am trying to lauch my application I get the error
Windows - No Disk ... exception processing message 0xc0000013
I reinstall adobe flash and my java runtime, I still get the same error, I can create an application but I can't execute it, that's sucks!
I check on adobe in the faq for flex, they say that error occurs when you install the application from a DVD, that's not true, I downloaded from their site....
thanks
Alex

Ok guys, I found it myself, very strange!
I just change my default workspace to another one, I got the same problem then I just put back the default workspace and the problem was resolved!
Alex

Itunes 7 upgrade Windows-No Disk

I recently upgraded to iTunes 7 and when I start it, I get an error Windows-No Disk. I uninstall, then start iTunes and it works, but when I re-start, I get the Windows-No Disk. I then uninstall and then reinstall, which works for the initial start, but then the problem re-occurs. What can I do?

I have the same problem on my laptop... I have tried to connect using an ethernet cord directly to the Airport and also via wifi and have encountered the same problem. The Airport Setup Assistant, Airport Utility, and iTunes don't recognize the Airport or the remote speakers attached. I can connect to the router when I input the IP address of the router (default 10.0.1.1) in the Airport Utility. I can also still connect wirlessly to the internet using the Airport.
I've checked and I have all the latest software and firmware.
Windows XP SP2
iTunes v7.0.2
Airport Firmware v6.3
Wifi Adapter updated with most recent drivers
Ethernet Adapter updated with most recent drivers
I've disabled Windows Firewall, and in the settings I've even enabled UDP Port 5353. I was able to connect to the remote speakers in iTunes previously, but it stopped working recently. I think it may have stopped working when one of the following occured:
1. Installed several XP security updates.
2. Upgraded iTunes from 6.X.X to 7.0.2.
3. My work installed Check Point VPN-1 SecureClient software.

Windows-No Disk Error Mess

I get the following error message upon start-up or reboot for Audigy SE:?Windows-No Disk?c0000003 Parameters 75b6bf9c 4 75b6bf9c 75b6bf9c.... I have the option to Continue-Cancel-Retry??The sound card seems to work otherwise, but this error is annoying and I would like to resolve it. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling the install CD as this is a new install, but the error persists. Can someone suggest a Fix-It?Thanx!?Lawrence

I have found the Windows No Disk error message to be caused by having a card reader installed in your system in some cases. If you change the dri've letters of the readers from i.e. F: and G: to for example O: and P: (as I did on my machine) the error message will stop. Worth a try.......worked for me. Hope you find this reply useful, unlike the previous wise a$$ replies.

Windows- No Disk error, HELP!

I have an ipod shuffle and when I connect it to the USB port, it loads up fine on itunes. Then as the music is synching, I get an error message that comes up reading "Windows-No Disk Exception Processing Message (then a whole bunch of numbers and letters). There are three options to cancel, try again or continue. Clicking any of the options does not help and only causes the error message to return.
I have tried the r's, and tried restoring the shuffle twice now. While the restore did allow for the music to start synching (whereas at first it wouldn't even let that happen), it eventually resulted in the same error message.
This is driving me crazy and making me so frustrated. When I first used it probably a month ago, it uploaded music fine. I don't understand where this sudden problem has come from. I read somewhere there could be software on my computer scanning the device which might be causing a problem, but I pulled up my running programs and there's nothing open other than a few programs, none of which are virus scanning software.
Help would be greatly appreciated since right now this product is pretty much useless. So much for apple products being so "trouble free."

I've been getting the same error on my 4G nano for the past week. I've had my nano for about a month and the first few weeks were fine. Tried it on 2 different computers (Vista and XP) and same problem. Tried it on a 3rd (XP) and it started ok. Problem started coming back after a day.
I was able to find a quick fix though. I noticed that sometimes the message says something like "iexplore.exe... no disk..." even if I don't even use IE. What I do is end iexplore.exe on task manager before running iTunes and syncing my nano. I don't get the error whenever I do this, but one drawback is that the contents of my nano suddenly pops up in a window - even when disk use is not enabled.
I've reset/restored my nano dozens and dozens of times to make sure it's clean. Leads me to believe it's a driver issue. Either that or I have a friggin malware problem I can't seem to find.
I'll be posting updates every now and then. I'm no expert so I'm hoping an Apple expert also steps in to give some input.

Windows - No Disk error message when connecting Ipod to computer

I recently connected my Ipod to the Computer as I have done for the last year and I am now getting an error message reading: "Windows - No Disk". It then asks me to insert a disk. I cannot cancel out, continue or retry which are the three choices. I eventually have to Ctrl + Alt + Del to close out Itunes. Can anyone help? Thank You.
Dell XPS Windows 2000

I have been ejecting it. This problem only began recently. I read through about 30 pages of this forum and found someone postoing about the same problem. They said it may be McAfee Viruscan in the background.I'll check that out.

"Windows - No Disk" error message on file transfer

Hello!
I updated our ZDM7 server from plain old ZDM7 with no updates to ZDM7 SP1
IR1. Now, when initiating File Transfer operation with any workstation, up
comes this error message:
"Windows - No Disk"
"Exception Processing Message c0000013 Parameters 75b6bf9c 4 75b6bf9c 75b6bf9c"
[Cancel] [Try Again] [Continue]
If I click "Continue" 4 times, file transfer starts up successfully.
Any ideas about how to get rid of this annoying message?
Toomas Aas

Toomas,
It appears that in the past few days you have not received a response to your
posting. That concerns us, and has triggered this automated reply.
Has your problem been resolved? If not, you might try one of the following options:
- Visit http://support.novell.com and search the knowledgebase and/or check all
the other self support options and support programs available.
- You could also try posting your message again. Make sure it is posted in the
correct newsgroup. (http://support.novell.com/forums)
Be sure to read the forum FAQ about what to expect in the way of responses:
http://support.novell.com/forums/faq_general.html
If this is a reply to a duplicate posting, please ignore and accept our apologies
and rest assured we will issue a stern reprimand to our posting bot.
Good luck!
Your Novell Product Support Forums Team
http://support.novell.com/forums/

"Windows - No Disk" error during sync

About 1/2 the time when I go to sync my 80gig iPod Classic, I get this error. "Windows - No Disk There is no disk in the drive. Please insert a disk into drive I:. [Cancel] [Try Again] [Continue]"
I: is the letter assigned to the ipod. It seems to happen just as the sync process is completing. It looks as though the ipod is disconnecting itself just before itunes wants it to.
I've been having this problem ever since I got the ipod in March or April. I've reinstalled Windows a couple times since then and it still persists. I've even done a factory reset on the ipod. I'm stumped. Any suggestions?

The only other 2 things I can think of are
1) Deleting your itunes preferences files from these 2 folders after closing itunes
(they'll get rebuilt)
C:\Documents and Settings\user name\Applications Data\Apple Computers\iTunes
C:\Documents and Settings\user name\Local Settings\Applications Data\Apple Computers\iTunes.
2) Plugging something into every USB/drive letter port you've got.

I am installing Windows 7 on my macbook pro OSX Mountain Lion and I get an error message:" Your disk could not be partitioned." What does this mean?

I am installing Windows 7 and I get an error message: "Your disk could not be partitioned. An error ocurred while partitioning the disk". I was using a Windows & Home Premium OEM Software that I purchased from Microsoft. I was given to Windows 100GB to use for Quickbooks pro, Payroll and Publisher. I have the Macbook Pro model No: MD102LL/A. Does anyone knows what happenned or can advice me in what to do? Please help!!!

amarilysfl wrote:
"Your disk could not be partitioned. An error occurred while partitioning the disk".
https://www.apple.com/support/bootcamp/
If you were using Apple's BootCamp and received this message, quit it and open Disk Uility in your Applicaitons/Utilities folder.
Select the Macintosh HD partition on the left and select Erase and Erase Free Space > Zero option and let it complete (important) this will check the spare space for bad sectors that can cause issues formatting partitions.
Once it's completed, try creating a partiton again in BootCamp.
If that doesn't work, then hold command option r keys down while connected to a fast internet connection, Internet Recovery should load (spinning globe) and then in that Disk Utility, select your entire internal drive and click > First Aid > Repair Disk and Permissions.
reboot and attempt Bootcamp again.
If you still get a error, it might be that you have OS X data on the bottom area where BootCamp partition needs to go. This would occur if you had the drive or computer for a long time or wrote a large amount of files to the drive and nearly filling it up and then reduced some, but it left traces in the area BootCamp needs to go.
To fix this
BootCamp: "This disc can not be partitioned/impossible to move files."
How to safely defrag a Mac's hard drive

ITunes won't start: Error is "Windows - No Disk"

Hi all,
So whenever I try to open iTunes, the following happens:
-About 1-2 minutes of the computer "grinding" or "thinking". Lights flashing, etc.
-Error message then pops up. It says "Windows - No Disk" and below that, it says "There is no disk in the drive. Please insert a disk into the drive." Below that are buttons for Retry, Cancel, and Continue.
I have Windows XP Pro. Any ideas? Thanks!

I am also getting the No Disk error, but only when I plug in my girl's iPod (shuffle). I can click continue or cancel a couple of times and it seems to work fine, but it is still very annoying. We have been using the shuffle without any problems for a few days. When we first got it, we had other problems. We spent about 12 hours between us trying to get iTunes to see the Shuffle. I followed all of the instructions in the KB articles to the letter. I combed the forums and finally found a solution, right before I was about to give up and declare the thing defective. The solution was to give the iPod a different drive letter (P:) than the one automatically given by XP, using Disk Management. This is essentialy the fix suggested by the MS KB article to which you refer.
At any rate, I've got to fix this No Disk issue before she updates her iPod next, or she will freak. I noticed once that after I clicked 'continue' a message box with a rapidly moving green progress bar appeared for a second or two. It looked like the same box that comes up when you attach a storage device like an external hard drive and Windows searches it for pictures, audio, etc. before it displays a list of appropriate actions to take based on the types it finds. No such list appeared, however. I think it is relevant at this point to mention that disk use is not enabled on this iPod.
It looks to me that the Apple software and the OS are fighting for control of the device. Based on what I have read on the forums today, I suspect that my anti-virus might have something to do with it. I am using AVG Free Edition. I can't troubleshoot it right now, because the girl has the iPod.
Any further help that the experts out there can give would be greatly appreciated. Apparently, Shuffle customers are not entitled to free phone or on-line chat support for any period of time. I have read quite a few posts on this type of problem, both in the iTunes and the iPod forums, and I think this is the only one with any attempt at a resolution. Well, except for the guy who said he fixed it by changing a setting in McAffe (sp?). I will also post whatever I find out.

Window - No Disk error message after update to iTunes 7.1

I updated to iTunes 7.1. After turning on iTunes for the first time after the download, I get a box that says "Updating iTunes Library". During this process, I get the dreaded error message: "Windows - No Disk" I clicked on it a few times and it went away. Then it came back and no amount of clicking would make it go away. At this point, iTunes no longer responds. I have gone thru this process now about 5 times.
What is the fix?
Does Apple answer this issue anywhere or is it left to its customers to speculate about this stuff?
Thank you fellow consumers.
David
dell laptop Windows XP

Do you mean like it says Windows-No Disk in Drive, please insert a disk? That type of message?
Rachyl

Error message. "Windows - No Disk "

Error message: Windows - No Disk There is no disk in the drive. Please insert a disk into the drive.
I get this message everytime i click on itunes icon or when i click on a music file to play. I have uninstalled and reinstalled itunes multiple times. This message comes up and regardless if i hit " Cancel" "Try again" or "Continue" as choices offered it continues to pop the same message up over and over again until the 4th or 5th try when itunes finally starts. Confused? Can anyone help? thanks.

I had the same issue. Check out my post -
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=241072&tstart=165

ITunes gives "Windows - No Disk error" ***?

Back with version 6, my iTunes decided to unlocate all my songs. It wants me to manually tell it where each one is again. Pain in the *. That aside, since the last two updates, Whenever iTunes launches, it starts to update, but then a "Windows - No Disk" error pops up and I have to end task it to get it and iTunes to close.
What's up with that?

hi scottymac!
header; iTunes.exe - No disk
There is no disk in the drive. Please insert a disk into drive \Device\Harddisk\DR5.
hmmm. actually, i've had
b mixed
results when trying to fix this one, and you're actually the first person who's reported only getting it
b some
of the time (that i'm aware of).
so if you don't mind, let's try doing some basic research.
(1) head into your "My Computer" while you've got the ipod plugged in. what drives are being assigned to what drive letters? for reference purposes, here's a screenshot of my "My Computer" window:
http://www.pixentral.com/show.php?picture=1HtsRhQOZw6zixPuie63kEUx4RNKvP0
(your ipod may not show up in this window. don't panic.)
do you get the message when you're in this configuration?
(2) could you head into your itunes "Advanced-General" subtab and take a screenshot of that for us? there's instructions on how to do that given here:
Hudgie, "Taking screenshots to help with problems.", 12:04pm Apr 19, 2005 CDT
love, b

Error: Windows - No Disk

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for