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Ive got 26 of them on my pc, so my latest virus/system scan tells me but I dont have a clue what they are?
Ive got 26 of them on my pc, so my latest virus/system scan tells me but I dont have a clue what they are?
I/O stands for Input/Output... ie. Mouse, Keyboard, webcam, microphone etc. are inputs, monitor, printer, speakers, etc. are output...
Other than that, afraid I can't really help...
Other than that, afraid I can't really help...
I/O errors? Come again?
Only think I can think of (long shot) is to update the drivers for your mouse and keyboard...
Only think I can think of (long shot) is to update the drivers for your mouse and keyboard...
Each time the hard drive is accessed (a read or a write) then this is known as an I/O operation.
If you start to see more disk I/O errors then it could be an indication that you hard drive is on it's way out.
If you start to see more disk I/O errors then it could be an indication that you hard drive is on it's way out.