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No disk

Error exception 0xC0000013

  
  Description  
 
       
error  
   There is no disk in the drive. Insert a disk into drive letter.

Italics text above indicates a field or a value that is filled in by Windows related to specific occurance of the exception. 		  
 
   
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Raw Title
   STATUS_NO_MEDIA_IN_DEVICE

  
OS
   Windows
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Type
   Error 

    
Vendor
   Microsoft Corporation*

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  FaultWire Staff
Posted: 8-Jan-2009 		 
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  Although less informative than our notes here, you can view the Microsoft MSDN source document for a list of the NTSTATUS codes used when Microsoft encounter a problem with an application.  
     
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