"Windows - No Disk" error

I've been receiving this since going to 4.0.6:

Windows - No Disk
Exception Processing Message 0xc0000013 Parameters 0x7592023C
0x87EADE2C 0x7592023C 0x7592023C

Rolled back to 4.0.4, and I still have the same error.

I can press Cancel twice and my site opens up fine, but I can't drag and drop.

Environment/Directories/Remember last used directory is not selected and both Remote and Local directories are empty.

Any ideas?

May I have an email contact to you, so I can send you a debug version?

Found this thread, but didn't see any follow-ups. Getting the same error message, which started a few days ago (not sure what brought it on) and upgrading from 4.1.3 to 4.1.6 didn't make it go away. It happens after connecting once I've punched in my password.

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Windows - No Disk
(X) Exception Processing Message c0000013 Parameters 7c7df5f8 b359e118 7c7df5f8 7c7df5f8

[Cancel] [Try Again] [Continue]
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If I 'cancel' or 'continue' the app appears to behave normally, but I can't be 100% sure of that.

If it matters I'm running this on WinXP64 connecting to my macbook.

thanks!
Horatio

Just replying with a registered/logged-in account. thx!

Thanks. I'll send you a debug version soon.

I am getting this error on Windows Vista Home premium.

using freeSSHd 1.2.1 on windows 2003 server and winscp 4.17 on client.

when first logging into the server i get garbled message when trying to decrypt the key.

It works ok on vista business but i am getting the same error on two vista Home premium systems.

Windows - No Disk

X Exception Processing Message 0xc0000013 Parameters 0x756D92A0
0x00000004 0x756D92A0 0x756D92A0

thanks

I uninstalled, rebooted and then copied the installation to the local C drive. Reintstalled from there and the error is gone!!

the first install came from a flash drive.

rdevries wrote:

I uninstalled, rebooted and then copied the installation to the local C drive. Reintstalled from there and the error is gone!!

the first install came from a flash drive.

Can you reproduce the problem? E.g. by running WinSCP from flash drive again?

martin wrote:

rdevries wrote:

I uninstalled, rebooted and then copied the installation to the local C drive. Reintstalled from there and the error is gone!!

the first install came from a flash drive.

Can you reproduce the problem? E.g. by running WinSCP from flash drive again?

May I get a copy of the debugger I got the exact same problem

martin wrote:

rdevries wrote:

I uninstalled, rebooted and then copied the installation to the local C drive. Reintstalled from there and the error is gone!!

the first install came from a flash drive.

Can you reproduce the problem? E.g. by running WinSCP from flash drive again?

email me
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martin wrote:

May I have an email contact to you, so I can send you a debug version?

Can you send me the Debug Version, because i am also experiencing the same problem . My e-mail address is Aaron_tan123@hotmail.com

Norwegian wrote:

Can you send me the Debug Version, because i am also experiencing the same problem . My e-mail address is Aaron_tan123@hotmail.com

What version of WinSCP are you using?

martin wrote:

Norwegian wrote:

Can you send me the Debug Version, because i am also experiencing the same problem . My e-mail address is Aaron_tan123@hotmail.com

What version of WinSCP are you using?

I don't know how to do it .My is same as the last guy who ask you for the debug version .

Hi prikryl,

I am working a while now with WINSCP and it was always a pleasure.
I use the no-install standalone version with ini-file ( no registry ) on a Win XP pc.
Yesterday I downloaded the 4.22 standalone version and copied the old winscp421.ini to a winscp422.ini. Everytime since then when I start WINSCP I get the "no disk in drive e:" (which is my cd-rom).
Even switching back to winscp4.21 brings up the error, which never happend before I started winscp4.22 once.
I checked the startup with regmon & filemon and couldnt find anything.
Hopefully you can help me ?
If you wanna send a debug version: andi_mue (at) fantasymail.de

Thank you very much in advance :)

Sorry,

I forgot to give you some informations:

1. with a cd in drive e: the error is gone
2. I started winscp422.exe from cmdline with switch /log=log.txt but the logfile didnt show anything about e: (I can send you the file if needed)

Thanks again

Andi

I was getting this error message when starting a session that used the commander interface, but it was not a problem with winscp. It was a problem with my autoplay settings in XP.

While trying to troubleshoot, I noticed that when I looked at the CD drive in "My Computer", the CD would show the last label of the CD I had inserted - even when there was no CD there. If I used the disk manager to change the drive letter to something else and immediately changed it back to D:, the drive label would reset and winscp would run without the error.

I suspect that I created the problem when I ran a tweak utility to disable autoplay. I downloaded the autoplay repair wizard from Microsoft's web site. Then ran it a couple of times until all of the autoplay problems were repaired. Now when I eject the CD from the context menu or pressing the eject button on the drive, windows properly refreshes the drive letters. And I no longer get the "No Disk" error messages!

Microsoft's AutoPlay Repair Wizard
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Hope this helps...

Hi wgmoore,

thanks for your tip! :D
It may help me and others who experience this error.

Andi M.

I had the same issue with v4.1.9 only when using the registry to store my config on Win Vista Business 64bit. I traced the issue back to the temp dir settings. The error occurs when I used the "Use temporary directory of system" and then error went away when I switched to "Use this directory" and specified my user temp folder.

Anonymous wrote:

I had the same issue with v4.1.9 only when using the registry to store my config on Win Vista Business 64bit. I traced the issue back to the temp dir settings. The error occurs when I used the "Use temporary directory of system" and then error went away when I switched to "Use this directory" and specified my user temp folder.

Can you send me an email, so I can send you back a debug version of WinSCP to track the problem? Please include link back to this topic in your email. Also note in this topic that you have sent the email. Thanks.

I experience the same problem with 4.2.4 and found a way to reproduce it on Windows XP:

1. Have a bunch of USB drives/SD cards plugged in, then launch WinSCP.
2. Suspend the Windows machine.
3. Remove the drives
4. Resume the Windows machine from sleep.

dandv wrote:

I experience the same problem with 4.2.4 and found a way to reproduce it on Windows XP:

1. Have a bunch of USB drives/SD cards plugged in, then launch WinSCP.
2. Suspend the Windows machine.
3. Remove the drives
4. Resume the Windows machine from sleep.

I cannot reproduce the problem as described.