Tds600 error 22001 - OCE Office Equipment & Supplies

08010 is an NTC 4 error if it is a TDS600 or 700. You didn't mention a model number.

This could be the CPU I/O PBA. Try rebooting and unplugging to see if the error goes away. If not, call an authorized service technician.

22001 has to do with the CPU I/O PBA. It may be recovered by a firmware restore. If that fails, it may need to be replaced.

Try checking the Manual:

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/113676/Oce-Tds600.html

This is a scanner error. Clean the mirror with a soft lint free cloth. Be extremely careful as these mirrors are First Surface Mirrors and are easily scratched as well as being expensive. If the mirror and glass are clean, try the scanner power supply.

Developer pollution error. Generally happens if the machine runs out of toner and nobody fills it up after it asks for toner. If there is no toner in hopper, add a bottle. If there is toner, call your authorized Oce technician.

08004 NTC 4 is broken
22506 Controller - Printer interface error

You need to get a replacement disk for your appliance, I recommend contacting your Blue Coat partner/reseller or if you appliance is covered by a Blue Coat support/maintenance agreement go to www.bluecoat.com and contact support to RMA your appliance

There does not seem to be a way to fix the files that have been affected but McAfee sent out an email today saying tha Microsoft had posted a patch to IE 7 that prevented unauthorized access via XML code.

As this has been one of the speculated methods in which hackers have caused this "file error 22001" problem (the other being a virus piggybacked on cookies), my guess is that this patch is designed to solve this issue however your files are probably gone.

You can get patch by doing Windows Update inside "TOOLS" on IE7.

Actual text from McAffe notice is below.

Best of luck

Ivan C. "Nick" Camp IV
Director of Global Operations
Wellness International Network, Ltd.

Microsoft has released a patch to address a critical remote-code-execution vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer. The MS08-078 bulletin (Microsoft Internet Pointer Reference Memory Corruption Vulnerability) addresses the vulnerability for Microsoft Internet Explorer versions 5.01, 6, 7, and 8 Beta 2 running on Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP3, Server 2003 SP1, Vista SP1 and certain Server 2008 configurations.

Main threat sources: E-Mail; Locally logged-on user; Web

Threat level: Critical.

Solutions: On December 17, Microsoft released a patch to address this issue.