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Error: "The on-access driver could not check device control for volume \Device\CdRom0."

I receive the following error in my Enterprise Console regarding one of my Win-7 desktops:

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9/24/2012 3:52:40 PM     e03d0301     

The on-access driver could not check device control for volume \Device\CdRom0.     

The link to the error does not provide me with any information, just a patch update discussing some changes made to the error codes.

I believe this is related to the Anti-virus failing to scan the CD-ROM drive.  It seems to happen every time a Sophos policy update is pushed to (or pulled from) the desktop.  I am new to Sophos, so I am not sure if this is expected or not.  I could not find any references to this on the Internet or in this forum.

Has anyone got any advise on debugging this?  Is there another log that might provide a better explination?

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  • Hello TEWhite,

    this is definitely not normal. The only difference is the name of the device - which is in this case?

    As you say the second machine didn't have a CDROM it's probably not related to a specific device and computer. If it were a general bug others would see it as well so I assume there's something in your configuration provoking the error. I suggest you contact Support as a closer inspection might be required.

    Christian 

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  • Hello TEWhite,

    this is definitely not normal. The only difference is the name of the device - which is in this case?

    As you say the second machine didn't have a CDROM it's probably not related to a specific device and computer. If it were a general bug others would see it as well so I assume there's something in your configuration provoking the error. I suggest you contact Support as a closer inspection might be required.

    Christian 

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