Re: id 51: how to understand devicepath device

You're welcome.

John

ricardo.l wrote:

Thank You, I wouldn't have been able to work it out by myself.
Riccardo

"John John (MVP)" wrote:


WinObj v2.15
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/systeminformation/winobj.mspx

John

ricardo.l wrote:

When the reading is like this
\device\Harddisk5\D

in a message like

An error was detected on device <device path> during a paging operation. (id 51, source:disk)

I wonder which disk it is, because i've seen also Harddisk0, and from 0 to 5 it's 6 units, whereas I got only five connected.


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