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0xb100006a
Decimal: 2969567338 · Signed: -1325399958
As HRESULT:- S: 1 (Failure)
- C: 1 (Customer-defined)
- N: 1 (Wraps an NTSTATUS value)
- Facility: 0x100 (Unknown facility)
- Code: 0x006a (106)
As NTSTATUS:- Sev: 2 (STATUS_SEVERITY_WARNING)
- C: 1 (Customer-defined)
- N: 1 (Reserved, must be clear in a well-formed NTSTATUS)
- Facility: 0x100 (Unknown facility)
- Code: 0x006a (106)
Associated Modules
| Module | Found in | Description |
|---|
| PeerDist.dll | 1011 | A BlockRead has been initiated at Content Offset %6, Segment Offset %7 for Segment Id=%5 of Content Id=%3 |
| PeerDistSvc.dll | 1011 | A BlockRead has been initiated at Content Offset %6, Segment Offset %7 for Segment Id=%5 of Content Id=%3 |
| Windows.Data.Pdf.dll | 1011 | Add summary pane item |
| volsnap.sys | 1011 | A persistent snapshot was activated.
Volume GUID: %1
Snapshot GUID: %2
Snapshot Marked Deleted: %3
Snapshot Visible: %4
Snapshot Commit Timestamp: %5
Guidance:
When a volume is brought online or reverted to a snapshot, the volume snapshot driver scans for and activates any persistent snapshots that may be on the volume. If the snapshot is 'visible', it was exposed as a local volume or file share. If the snapshot is 'deleted', it is no longer available for use and its diff area space will be reclaimed when all older snapshots are deleted.
You should expect this event when a volume containing persistent snapshots is brought online or reverted to a snapshot. If all discovered snapshots are successfully activated you should expect event 104, otherwise you will see event 105. No user action is required. |
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