Vista - getdrivelayout: create file fail! Access Denied (ERROR) Please he

when i boot up my computer and get to the desktop, i get this error message
that says this exactly: getdrivelayout: Create File Fail! Access Denied.
What does this mean?? How do i get rid of it? I am running windows vista
ultimate. Can someone please help me?

Without knowing your specs, this may or may not be your situation:

http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=146842


"Brent J." <Brent J.@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> when i boot up my computer and get to the desktop, i get this error
> message
> that says this exactly: getdrivelayout: Create File Fail! Access
> Denied.
> What does this mean?? How do i get rid of it? I am running windows vista
> ultimate. Can someone please help me?

I am having the same issue as the original post. I can an option in the
Programs menu for the VIA Raid Tool but don't see an uninstall option.
Can you tell me what it's purpose is, and how to uninstall (it doesn't
list in the add/remove programs either).

Thanks,
Kari


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"kforrest" <kforrest.2ohrfg@DoNotSpam.com> wrote
>
> I am having the same issue as the original post. I can an option in the
> Programs menu for the VIA Raid Tool but don't see an uninstall option.
> Can you tell me what it's purpose is, and how to uninstall (it doesn't
> list in the add/remove programs either).

What issue? You haven't quoted any of the original post so there is no
context. Many people (as I) use a newsreader to access what are actually
Usenet newsgroups and only download the recent messages. We don't see the
older posts, so that's why it's standard protocol to quote at least part of
the message to which you reply. Better yet create a new post with your
issue rather than adding a me too post to someone else's thread. There may
be differences between your situation and theirs.

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