Windows - Delayed Write Failed

For the past few days, I always receive this error message:

"Windows unable to save all the data for the file D:\$Mft. The data has been lost. This error may be caused by a failure of your computer hardware or network connection. Please try to save the file elsewhere."

With this problem, I can't seem to access my drive D: although it can be viewed in the explorer. My system date gone haywire too.

What seems to be the cause of this problem? I don't have any problem in my network connection.

Please help... Thakns.

 

Sounds like a failing D drive.

 

But there's no bad sector when I chkdsk it. Also, everytime I boot my pc, it always go on CHKDSK the D drive and also, the system date is incorrect.

1) What's causing this problem? Is the CMOS battery almost dead?
2) How to replace the CMOS battery?
3) How will I by-pass the chkdsk process?

 

The cmos battery is located on the motherboard, looks like a watch battery, very easy to replace. Definitely worth a shot.

Usually you can press the space bar or enter key to bypass chkdsk.

A drive can still run chkdsk and be failing.

 

But the thing is eventhough I press the spacebar or any key from the keyboard, the chkdsk still continues. Even the muse is no use.

 

http://www.computing.net/answers/windows-xp/disable-chkdsk-at-startup/36357.html

You might try the suggestion there.