Ошибка ntfs код события 55

Код события 55, Структура файловой системы на диске повреждена и непригодна к использованию. Запустите программу CHKDSK на томе-01

Код события 55, Структура файловой системы на диске повреждена и непригодна к использованию. Запустите программу CHKDSK на томе-02

Код события 55, Структура файловой системы на диске повреждена и непригодна к использованию. Запустите программу CHKDSK на томе2-1

Код события 55, Структура файловой системы на диске повреждена и непригодна к использованию. Запустите программу CHKDSK на томе-03

Код события 55, Структура файловой системы на диске повреждена и непригодна к использованию. Запустите программу CHKDSK на томе-04

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• Hi,

  Please try the following method and see how it works:

  Event ID: 55

  If there is any update, please feel free to let us know.

  Thanks.

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  Nicholas Li — MSFT

• Hi Nicholas,

  thank you for the suggestion but as I already stated chkdsk finds no! error(s).
  Common for all three machines is the latest Intel Matrix storage Manager 8.9.0.1023.
  I am now running a test with deactivated write-cache buffer flushing to see if that will solve this error from reoccuring.

• ok, deactivating write cache buffer flushing does not have any effect on this issue. I noted a reoccurance of Error ID 55 (NTFS) on one of the machines already.

• Hi,

  Thank you for your update.

  At this time, please try the following:

  1.    Ensure that driver for your motherboard (chipset) is for Windows 7 and it is up-to-date.

  2.    Update the driver for the storage controller you are using (SATA, RAID, etc.).

  3.    Upgrade the BIOS.

  Hope this helps. Thanks.

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  Nicholas Li — MSFT

• Hi,

  Thank you for your update.

  At this time, please try the following:

  1.    Ensure that driver for your motherboard (chipset) is for Windows 7 and it is up-to-date.

  2.    Update the driver for the storage controller you are using (SATA, RAID, etc.).

  3.    Upgrade the BIOS.

  Hope this helps. Thanks.

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  Nicholas Li — MSFT

  All  up to date. This happens on three different hardware platforms.

• From what media is the OS?  Store bought, Retail, OEM, downloaded .iso, burnt DVD, etc?  In-place upgrade or clean install?

  The hardware platform is already known to be compatible?

  Pls, excuse if you feel I should already know the answers to these queries… pls, repeat if necessary amd thank you.

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  Drew —

  MS Partner / MS Beta Tester /

  Pres. Computer Issues

• From what media is the OS?  Store bought, Retail, OEM, downloaded .iso, burnt DVD, etc?  In-place upgrade or clean install?

  The hardware platform is already known to be compatible?

  Pls, excuse if you feel I should already know the answers to these queries… pls, repeat if necessary amd thank you.

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  Drew — MS Partner / MS Beta Tester / Pres. Computer Issues

  Clean install from RTM .iso, all 3 different hardware platforms are fully compatible.
  I have come across other threads with similar issues pointing to AVIRA, I have now removed AVIRA (PE) and reinstalled
  latest. Will monitor what happens next.

• Here it goes again …..

  Log Name:      System
  Source:        Ntfs
  Date:          11/11/2009 12:26:54
  Event ID:      55
  Task Category: (2)
  Level:         Error
  Keywords:      Classic
  User:          N/A
  Computer:      XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
  Description:
  The file system structure on the disk is corrupt and unusable. Please run the chkdsk utility on the volume NAME_C.
  Event Xml:
  <Event xmlns=»http://schemas.microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event»>
    <System>
      <Provider Name=»Ntfs» />
      <EventID Qualifiers=»49156″>55</EventID>
      <Level>2</Level>
      <Task>2</Task>
      <Keywords>0x80000000000000</Keywords>
      <TimeCreated SystemTime=»2009-11-11T12:26:54.475339200Z» />
      <EventRecordID>22923</EventRecordID>
      <Channel>System</Channel>
      <Computer>CONAN-II</Computer>
      <Security />
    </System>
    <EventData>
      <Data>
      </Data>
      <Data>NAME_C</Data>
      <Binary>06000C000200380002000000370004C000000000020100C000000000000000000000000000000000BB011700A361010000002700</Binary>
    </EventData>
  </Event>

• Download the .iso again, use another PC if need be. Using ImgBurn burn it @ a very slow speed!!  And start over.

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  Drew —

  MS Partner / MS Beta Tester /

  Pres. Computer Issues

• Used the same DVD on 6 machines, only 3 have this issue, sometimes ….. Have now switched from AVIRA to the MS Essentials pack as per your suggestion and will monitor.

• Cool, axnious to hear from you again, in that case.

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  Drew — MS Partner / MS Beta Tester / Pres. Computer Issues

  Switching one of the non affected machines to MS Security Essentials too seems to have solved another problem: the CREATIVE Autoupdate software does now recognise the hardware installed X-FI Platinum Fatal1ty Champion.

• Play it safe & switch to MSE

  http://www.microsoft.com/security_essentials/

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  Drew — MS Partner / MS Beta Tester / Pres. Computer Issues

  This seems to have done the trick. No more Event ID55 Ntfs issues over the past few days.
  Btw. Avira messes up the taskbar icons as well as avgnt.exe is still listed after removal. Some icons are offset and do not
  correspond with the entries anymore. Ereasing the IconCache.db file does not help. Any ideas? This is the Notification Area Icon list.

• Play it safe & switch to MSE

  http://www.microsoft.com/security_essentials/

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  Drew — MS Partner / MS Beta Tester / Pres. Computer Issues

  This seems to have done the trick. No more Event ID55 Ntfs issues over the past few days.
  Btw. Avira messes up the taskbar icons as well as avgnt.exe is still listed after removal. Some icons are offset and do not
  correspond with the entries anymore. Ereasing the IconCache.db file does not help. Any ideas? This is the Notification Area Icon list.

  Just an update, as opposed to what looked solved was indeed not solved by installing Microsoft Security Essentials.
  I was able to track down this error occuring only when a affected machine was idle for some time over 30 minutes and one or more network shares were accessed during this time.
  What ultimately solved the event id 55 Ntfs errors was restoring power options high performance plan settings to default on all affected machines.

• Glad to it’s sorted out & thanx for the update.

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  Drew —

  MS Partner / MS Beta Tester /

  Pres. Computer Issues

• I see this exact same error hundreds of times in my eventviewer after playing with the test exe from
  http://tinyurl.com/w7corrupt

  As shown on that url you can easily cause the error as a normal application. (But luckily your disk is not really corrupt)

• I see this exact same error hundreds of times in my eventviewer after playing with the test exe from
  http://tinyurl.com/w7corrupt

  As shown on that url you can easily cause the error as a normal application. (But luckily your disk is not really corrupt)

  Very interesting indeed. Thanks for sharing this here and I think this needs to go back to Microsoft Windows 7 development team directly.

• Just came across this thread after encountering my first error 55 on a week old clean install of Win 7 x64 bit.  Also have Intel Matrix Storage Manager: Dell XPS 410

  Only occurred after I changed power setting last evening from default «Balanced» to «Balanced with sleep mode switched to ‘none’.  Error occurred only once maybe four hours later while running a CPU intense program that had been preempted
  by the sleep mode.

• My sytem «suddenly» started producing these errors on the win 7 boot drive yesterday and there have been 6 since then. I have run checkdisk several times and it shows no errors. I have Avira Pro anti virus. I have also modified the Power settings
  but not recently. The drives are set to power down after 15 minutes inactivity. Based on when the errors happened the drive would have been powered up. Two of the errors happened today 7 minutes apart while running a scheduled virus scan (Avira Pro).

  The Win 7 32 bit system was installed in March 2011 on Sandy Bridge hardware (with the H67 B3 chip fix). I run the free Acronis Disk Monitor and it gets very excited about these things with popups and emails. The disk SMART stats are clean. ADM displays
  these and also produces a daily evaluation report email on disk health.

  I’ll take no action for the moment and report back as needed.

  • Edited by

    Sunday, June 19, 2011 12:36 AM
    clarity

• I ran MBAM and it was clean. I ran MBSA and it complained I wasn’t auditing a number of events and that I had my Guest account still active. What a laugh, one part of MS does it by default and another complains about it.

  I ran CheckDisk several times but it was odd. I have Sandy Bridge hardware using a H67 chip and using the integrated graphics. When I run Check disk because it is the boot drive it runs it in the pre boot stage. At that point I lose all video, the screen
  goes to sleep and it comes back when it reboots. I cant see what happens with checkdisk while running and I dont get notified after the reboot. I check the event viewer but there is no info in there for running the check disk. I do see some check disk
  records but they dont cover the ones I have initiated. The times are wrong.

  The good news is that the problem appears to be fixed. I had 3 of the ntfs 55 errors on 18 June, 4 on 19th and none on 20th. It is now 2300 on the 20th so not much chance for more today.

• Well, that does sound good or better.  Glad to hear it & glad if any of my suggestions may have helped.

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  Drew MS Partner / MS Beta Tester / Pres. Computer Issues Pres. Computer Issues www.drewsci.com

• Play it safe & switch to MSE

  http://www.microsoft.com/security_essentials/

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  Drew — MS Partner / MS Beta Tester / Pres. Computer Issues

  This seems to have done the trick. No more Event ID55 Ntfs issues over the past few days.
  Btw. Avira messes up the taskbar icons as well as avgnt.exe is still listed after removal. Some icons are offset and do not
  correspond with the entries anymore. Ereasing the IconCache.db file does not help. Any ideas? This is the Notification Area Icon list.

  Just an update, as opposed to what looked solved was indeed not solved by installing Microsoft Security Essentials.
  I was able to track down this error occuring only when a affected machine was idle for some time over 30 minutes and one or more network shares were accessed during this time.
  What ultimately solved the event id 55 Ntfs errors was restoring power options high performance plan settings to default on all affected machines.

  Yes, I have been using Microsoft Security Essentials here for a long time too, and I am still seeing the messages occasionally. I’m pretty certain the MSE has nothing whatsoever to do with this error. However, I am curious to know how you figure that resetting
  the power settings helped your situation? I’m using the «Balanced» power plan, which throttles back the processor speed when not busy. Which plan settings had you set to non-default in your case?

  I don’t see this error message often, but it seems to crop up occasionally, and I’d like to know if it’s worth actually shutting down and running a chkdsk on the machine. The reason this is important is because it takes more than an hour to run a chkdsk
  on my boot partition. However, the «chkntfs» utility seems to be much faster and it usually comes back and says that there are no problems, i.e. brings back a «is not dirty» message.  Should I trust the chkntfs utility more, or the chkdsk utility?

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  Yousuf Khan

• Was getting same error, thought my system was set to maximum performance and always on; however, noticed hard drives where powering down after 60 minutes, changed the power setting to always on, no more NTFS errors.

• I have a new Primary Domain Controller that is throwing the same error message. It wasn’t doing this until it became the PDC. Power is «always on» already. We do not want to take it down for an hour to do a chkdsk if it is not necessary and from what I
  gather here, it is not necessary. This is a Dell Windows 2003 R2 SP2 server with mirrored drives that have plenty of disk space. Anyone have a suggestion? It appears sporadic and hasn’t happened for the past 2 days.

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  aotwadmin

• I assume it has to do with the hard drives going into sleep mode. I disabled that on my machine (Win 7,  64 bit) and the problem disappeared. (HD sleep setting in power setting)