This usually means that there is either a blank or incorrect platter in the NOSS drive. Eject the platter and try starting NOSS again. Be aware that in rare situations the hardware may be defective, or turned off. This error may have several causes, depending on where it occurs. MS-DOS is returning the error to the NOSS DLL, which passes it on to PaperClip.
Diagnosis is made based on the operation being performed.
If the disk is full, or the user does not have sufficient rights to create a new file, the error will be displayed. The user must have sufficient rights for this operation or the error will be displayed. Also, always check Network Effective Rights and File Space Available for both the Network and Workstation TEMP directories. BIN.DAT in the bin's directory when the file is empty or missing. If you have a backup, the repair is easy.