Exception Processing Message c0000013

I have a simular problem, try going to device manager in the system icon,
look for a drive that is not being used, or one that was and is no longer
used "disable the device, the try to open files or programs....Lloyd
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Keep on keeping on!!


"RJK" wrote:

> Windows no disk etc.
> ....anyone know what's causing this ?
>
> I haven't made any changes to my system other than let Windows updates
> install. I've googled on it
> http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=exception+processing+message+c0...013&met
> , and am now trawling through the rubbish !
>
> regards, richard
>
>

This problem is due to a defect in the uninstaller of Norton Antivirus.
The uninstaller fails to cleanly remove some components and as a result, leaves your Windows Media Center edition in a bad state. To fix the problem you can install the Norton Removal Tool, which can be downloaded from the Symantec website. As soon as I installed the removal tool, the message dissappeared. I also noticed the message only appeared when I was longed onto the internet.

Have you found the solution to this error (no disk)
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JL


"Lhayes9" wrote:

> I HAVE THIS PROB. ALSO - DID YOU EVER FIND OUT HOW TO FIX IT???
>
> "MaryZZZ" wrote:
>
> > WINDOWS - NO DISK
> > Exception Processing Message c0000013 Parameters 75b6bf9c 475b6bf9c
> > 75b6bf9c
> >
> >
> > I am getting the same error anytime I launch Norton Ghost. Ghost was
> > working now suddenly I am getting the error. I have tried putting a CD
> > in the CD/DVD drive but that does not help. I only have a hard drive,
> > CD/DVD, External Sea Gate Drive, and several internal card readers.
> > Ghost does read the drives at start up so I know it is related to one
> > of the drives, just no idea which one or how to problem solve.
> >
> > Any suggestions?
> >
> >

RJK wrote:

Interesting that people are finding this one hard to pin down, that is to say - suspecting a range of different things For the past few days on my PC, I've been suspecting that it's a drive:pathname to to a Word document on a USB pen-drive - ( drive N: in my case ) ...for which I have a Quick Launch icon. ...I was suspecting that XP didn't like there being no such drive lettter allocated until I plugged in the pen-drive. If I clear the "recently used documents list" at Start | Settings | Taskbar and Start Menu | Start Menu tab | Custonize (Classic Start Menu) | Clear ....the problem seems to go away, however, I'm not sure about that !! regards, Richard

This worked for me. Thank you.

I was getting the same No Disk C0000013 error that appeared out of the blue. In my case it was due to a SD Card Reader installed on in the PC. Here's how I resolved this issue;

1. Unplug all USB devices other than your Keyboard & Mouse. This includes any USB printers, cameras, external backup drives, etc.

2. Open Device Manager -

Right-click over "My Computer" and select "Manage". When the msc window opens, select Device Manager from the left side menu.

3. Click the + sign next to "Disk Drives" on the right side panel. Look for any USB related disk drives.

4. Highlight each USB disk drive; right-click on it and select "Disable", (Do Not Select "Uninstall"). You will receive a warning message indicating your device will no longer function if you continue. Proceed with disabling the device. Follow this same process with ONLY any other "USB" disk drives you have listed. When finished, close the msc window.

5. Reboot your system.

If the error message no longer appears, follow steps 2, 3, 4, and 5 by re-enabling 1 of the USB disk drives at a time until you find the culpret device. In my case, it was a faulty SD Card reader. I don't use it so I left it diasabled and my problem is resolved.

I hope this helps you.

Start/Run/regedit

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SYSTEM/CurrentControlSet/Control/Windows
ErrorMode value 0(ziro) as for 2(two) to change.