What is the operating system?

Please post the complete error message.

To add to what Gethyn had already explained, you can find the Process ID of SQL server in SQL Server Error Log.

Recreating the Clustered Index on the new file group will move the table as well.

CREATE CLUSTERED INDEX ..... ON [newfilegroupname]

Hi Ankur,

I am not making use of any scripts to get the details of the Cluster. Since there will be hardly any changes in Cluster configuration, we usually refer the...

Check if the login has View Server State or above permissions on the instance.

As Jo suggested, check if the SQL Server Agent service account has FULL permissions on the network share.

Did you try granting Users full permissions on C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\90\Shared folder as mentioned by Brett G here?

Please confirm if the SQL Server Agent service account has "sysadmin" privileges on the instance.

Powershell offers good flexibility. Here[/url] is a nice example.

This article has the details.

I concur with Gail. There is serious issue with the underlying storage. Please involve the storage vendor to look into this.

The best option would be to restore the database from good backups

During that time, you see any errors in System Event Log?

Even I had come across a similar issue. You need to "select" the domain for the first text box and then copy/paste it to the next two fields. I had...

What is the error message that you receive?