Fixing Error Delete Pending 303 (0x12F): Step-by-Step Guide

The ERROR_DELETE_PENDING code is a specific developer-related error often reported alongside the message 303 (0x12F): “The file cannot be opened because it is in the process of being deleted.”Although it is not frequently encountered, if you happen to face this issue, the following guide will assist you in resolving it.

How to Resolve ERROR_DELETE_PENDING

1. Utilize WMI

1. Execute the following command:
   $crg = Get-WmiObject -Class MSCluster_resourcegroup -Namespace root\mscluster -Filter "Id = 'd1b7ea06-ed2f-4efc-95d8-c874e8425ad9'"$crg.DestroyGroup(2)
   

   

2. After running the command, verify if the issue has been resolved.
3. Be sure to replace the Id with your specific cluster group ID.

This error may arise while managing failover clusters through VMM.

2. Implement the –net none Parameter

1. Set up your Docker command line as follows: docker run --net none hello-world
   

   

2. Attempt to run the command again.
3. Check to see if the problem has been resolved.

Note that this method is applicable only for the hello-world image, and using it will prevent you from exposing container ports.

3. Additional Suggestions

1. Consider restarting the cluster MMC or the entire server.
2. Restore the virtual machine and subsequently try to remove it from the cluster GUI.

As previously mentioned, encountering ERROR_DELETE_PENDING is quite uncommon. If you are not a developer or system administrator, it is likely that you will not experience this issue.