Dos Error 65
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04h Too many open tiles (no file handles available) 05 05h Access denied 06 06h Invalid handle 07 07h Memory control block destroyed 08 08h Insufficient memory 09 09h Memory block address invalid 10 0Ah Environment
Dos Error 5
invalid (usually >32k in length) 11 0Bh Format invalid 12 0Ch Access code invalid 13 0Dh dos error 64 Data invalid 14 0Eh (reserved) 15 0Fh Invalid drive 16 10h Attempted to remove current directory 17 11h Not same device 18 12h dos error 4 No more tiles 19 13h Disk write-protected 20 14h Unknown unit 21 15h Drive not ready 22 16h Unknown command 23 17h Data error (CRC) 24 18h Bad request structure length 25 19h Seek error 26 1Ah Unknown media
Dos Error Level
type (non-DOS disk) 27 1Bh Sector not found 28 1Ch Printer out of paper 29 1Dh Write fault 30 1Eh Read fault 31 1Fh General failure 32 20h Sharing violation 33 21h Lock violation 34 22h Disk change invalid 35 23h FCB unavailable 36 24h Sharing buffer invalid 37 25h (DOS 4+) code page mismatch 38 26h (DOS 4+) cannot complete file operation (out of input) 39 27h (DOS 4+) insufficient disk space 40 28h (reserved) 41 29h (reserved)
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42 2Ah (reserved) 43 2Bh (reserved) 44 2Ch (reserved) 45 2Dh (reserved) 46 2Eh (reserved) 47 2Fh (reserved) 48 30h (reserved) 49 31h (reserved) 50 32h Network request not supported 51 33h Remote computer not listening 52 34h Duplicate name on network 53 35h Network name not found 54 36h Network busy 55 37h Network device no longer exists 56 38h Network BIOS command limit exceeded 57 39h Network adapter hardware error 58 3Ah Incorrect response from network 59 3Bh Unexpected network error 60 3Ch Incompatible remote adapter 61 3Dh Print queue full 62 3Eh Queue not full 63 3Fh Not enough space to print file 64 40h Network name was deleted 65 41h Network access denied 66 42h Network device type incorrect 67 43h Network name not found 68 44h Network name limit exceeded 69 45h Network BIOS session limit exceeded 70 46h Temporarily paused 71 47h Network request not accepted 72 48h Network print and disk redirection paused 73 49h (LANtastic) invalid network version 74 4Ah (LANtastic) account expired 75 4Bh (LANtastic) password expired 76 4Ch (LANtastic) login attempted invalid at this time 77 4Dh (LANtastic) disk limit exceed on network node 78 4Eh (LANtastic) not logged in to network node 79 4Fh (reserved) 80 50h File exists 81 51h (reserved) 82 52h Cannot make directory 83 53h Fail on INT 24h 84 54h (DOS 3.3+) too many redirections 85 55
memory 09 Memory block address invalid 10 Environment invalid 11 Format dos error 53 invalid 12 Access code invalid 13 Data invalid 14
Dos Error 2
Unknown unit 15 Disk drive invalid 16 Attempted to remove current directory 17 Not same dos error handling device 18 No more files 19 Write-protected disk 20 Unknown unit 21 Drive not ready 22 Unknown command 23 Data error (CRC) 24 Bad http://www.computerhope.com/xdoseror.htm request-structure length 25 Seek error 26 Unknown media type 27 Sector not found 28 Printer out of paper 29 Write fault 30 Read fault 31 General failure 32 Sharing violation 33 File-lock violation 34 Disk change invalid 35 FCB unavailable 36 Sharing buffer exceeded 37-49 Reserved 50 Unsupported network http://help.bsmgr.com/MSDOS_Extended_Error_Codes.htm request 51 Remote machine not listening 52 Duplicate name on network 53 Network name not found 54 Network busy 55 Device no longer exists on network 56 NetBIOS command limit exceeded 57 Error in network adapter hardware 58 Incorrect response from network 59 Unexpected network error 60 Remote adapter incompatible 61 Printer queue full 62 Not enough room for print file 63 Print file was deleted 64 Network name deleted 65 Network access denied 66 Incorrect network device type 67 Network name not found 68 Network name limit exceeded 69 NetBIOS session limit exceeded 70 Temporary pause 71 Network request not accepted 72 Print or disk redirection paused 73-79 Reserved 80 File already exists 81 Reserved 82 Cannot make directory 83 Fail on Int 24H (critical error handler) 84 Too many redirections 85 Duplicate redirection 86 Invalid password 87 Invalid parameter 88 Net write fault
Boot Disk Creation I'm ripping my hair out on this one, and if anyone can offer a suggestion, I'm all ears. I'm attempting to http://www.itninja.com/question/boot-disk-problem-error-65 boot a Dell GXxxx workstation with Dos6.22 and the MS network client http://forum.vedit.com/archive/index.php/t-827.html software, which is all properly configured to run TCP/IP with DHCP. It boots, starts up, and I have network access from the DOS prompt. I can use the NET USE command to map a drive letter to the NTFS share I established on my 2K3 server. The user account dos error was created especially for this and granted full control to the share, and the directory. I map the drive, change to it, and I can see the contents by typing DIR. I can even successfully execute programs from the share. When I try to write to the share, however, I get EXTENDED ERROR 65, which Googles out to mean network access denied. dos error 5 I've tried different shares, I've tried different user accounts, I've even tried mapping a share on my production box. Everything I've tried has worked exactly as I expected, with the exception of the Extended Error 65. To further debug this, I've tried several different models of Dell GX (260, 270, 280) all with the same results. Can anyone here recommend or suggest a step I may have missed, or a spot to look? Thank you so much. You can email me direct at mark.weston@telus.com or weston54@yahoo.com, or even call (416) 279-7518. Thank you very much, and have a super day. Mark Weston 0 Comments [ + ] Show Comments Comments Please log in to comment Rating comments in this legacy AppDeploy message board thread won't reorder them,so that the conversation will remain readable. Answers 0 I know you said you set full access for your share, but have you gone back to double check your effective permissions? Default share perms on 2000 server are full/everyone, but not so on 2003. Craig --<>. Answered 05/26/2005 by: craig16229 Please log in to comment Ple
on and off. But I could not isolate it. Now, I have a simple example which leads to this error. Here it is: System("devmgmt.msc") gives the error message; CAN NOT SHELL OUT. ERROR 65 And here is the fix: System("devmgmt.msc",DOS) does work. I have also many other examples where the System() command can be run with the DOS switch and without it. What makes this example interesting is that it leads to an error message without the DOS switch. Actually, this command is a shorthand for the command System("mmc.exe devmgmt.msc"). I would love to know whether the first part or the second part causes the error message ? -peter rejto12January 12th, 2016, 12:45 PMI have been coming across this error on and off. But I could not isolate it. Now, I have a simple example which leads to this error. Here it is: System("devmgmt.msc") gives the error message; CAN NOT SHELL OUT. ERROR 65 And here is the fix: System("devmgmt.msc",DOS) does work. I have also many other examples where the System() command can be run with the DOS switch and without it. What makes this example interesting is that it leads to an error message without the DOS switch. Actually, this command is a shorthand for the command System("mmc.exe devmgmt.msc"). I would love to know whether the first part or the second part causes the error message ? -peter Hello, I have found another example of the Vedit system() command that fits the above scheme. This time , however the error message is CANNOT SHELL OUT, ERROR#2. The Vedit command is: system("set comspec") Here are the details: // This is not OK ! system("set comspec") CANNOT SHELL OUT, ERROR#2, message ! // However, this is OK: system("set comspec",DOS) // This is strange since the other system() commands do not need the , DOS switch. // In fact, sometimes the , DOS swtch leads to an error message. // Note that {Misc,Command Prompt(Shell, set comspec} gives ComSpec=C:\Windows\system32\cmd.exe. Remark 1: If you load this file into Vedit you can copy any of the above commands and then paste it to the Command Mode Window to execute them. Remark 2: Computerhope.com has a very nice list of DOS Error Codes on their website. A li