Event ID 1016: Error reporting ran out of disk space while creating a crash dump file

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Error reporting ran out of disk space while creating a crash dump file.

Event 1016

WER-SystemErrorReporting

System log

Error

Message and fields (as Event Viewer shows them)

Error reporting ran out of disk space while creating a crash dump file.

A name not found error was returned for the name

Event 1016

DNS-Client

System log

Information

Message and fields (as Event Viewer shows them)

A name not found error was returned for the name …. Check to ensure that the name is correct. The response was sent by the server at …. Client PID …. Send Blob …. Context …

Reopen failed.

Event 1016

SMBServer

SMBServer/Operational log

Error

Message and fields (as Event Viewer shows them)

Reopen failed.

Client Name: …
Client Address: …
User Name: …
Session ID: …
Share Name: …
File Name: …
Resume Key: …
Status: … (…)
RKF Status: … (…)
Durable: …
Resilient: …
Persistent: …
Reason: …

Guidance:

The client attempted to reopen a continuously available handle, but the attempt failed. This typically indicates a problem with the network or underlying file being re-opened.