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dschlyer
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      19th Jun 2008
I am running XP Pro V5.1-SP2. I have used this PC on this network for several
years. All of a sudden, I cannot save to the network hard drive. It is mapped
as H:, and when I open it in My Computer it says that it is 1.0GB and full,
despite actually having about 87gb of free space. I can read perfectly from
it, but I cannot save to it - it says it is full. About 12 other users are on
this network, and none have this problem. It occurred suddenly and I do not
know of any event that happened that would have precipitated this. Please
Help!!!
 
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Malke
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      19th Jun 2008
dschlyer wrote:

> I am running XP Pro V5.1-SP2. I have used this PC on this network for
> several years. All of a sudden, I cannot save to the network hard drive.
> It is mapped as H:, and when I open it in My Computer it says that it is
> 1.0GB and full, despite actually having about 87gb of free space. I can
> read perfectly from it, but I cannot save to it - it says it is full.
> About 12 other users are on this network, and none have this problem. It
> occurred suddenly and I do not know of any event that happened that would
> have precipitated this. Please Help!!!


What is the "network hard drive"? A NAS (make/model)? An external hard drive
connected to another computer on the network (make/model)? An internal hard
drive in a computer on the network (running what operating system,
including the version and Service Pack level if a Windows OS)?

Are you on a domain or Workgroup?

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dschlyer
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      19th Jun 2008
The server is running Microsift Server 2003 V5.2-SP2. The drive is a hard
drive internal to the server PC - it is NFTS, 146 gb with 87 gb free, I do
not know make and model - how can I find this without dismantling the server?
The properties say Adaptec Array SCSI disk device, but i guess this is only
the adapter? As you can tell, i know only enough to be dangerous...

Thanks!

"Malke" wrote:

> dschlyer wrote:
>
> > I am running XP Pro V5.1-SP2. I have used this PC on this network for
> > several years. All of a sudden, I cannot save to the network hard drive.
> > It is mapped as H:, and when I open it in My Computer it says that it is
> > 1.0GB and full, despite actually having about 87gb of free space. I can
> > read perfectly from it, but I cannot save to it - it says it is full.
> > About 12 other users are on this network, and none have this problem. It
> > occurred suddenly and I do not know of any event that happened that would
> > have precipitated this. Please Help!!!

>
> What is the "network hard drive"? A NAS (make/model)? An external hard drive
> connected to another computer on the network (make/model)? An internal hard
> drive in a computer on the network (running what operating system,
> including the version and Service Pack level if a Windows OS)?
>
> Are you on a domain or Workgroup?
>
> Malke
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Bob I
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      19th Jun 2008
Someone set a quota on you for that drive?

dschlyer wrote:

> I am running XP Pro V5.1-SP2. I have used this PC on this network for several
> years. All of a sudden, I cannot save to the network hard drive. It is mapped
> as H:, and when I open it in My Computer it says that it is 1.0GB and full,
> despite actually having about 87gb of free space. I can read perfectly from
> it, but I cannot save to it - it says it is full. About 12 other users are on
> this network, and none have this problem. It occurred suddenly and I do not
> know of any event that happened that would have precipitated this. Please
> Help!!!


 
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dschlyer
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      19th Jun 2008
Nobody would have done this on purpose, but there are a lot of donkeys around
here (Hee-Haw)...how can I check this?

Thanks!

"Bob I" wrote:

> Someone set a quota on you for that drive?
>
> dschlyer wrote:
>
> > I am running XP Pro V5.1-SP2. I have used this PC on this network for several
> > years. All of a sudden, I cannot save to the network hard drive. It is mapped
> > as H:, and when I open it in My Computer it says that it is 1.0GB and full,
> > despite actually having about 87gb of free space. I can read perfectly from
> > it, but I cannot save to it - it says it is full. About 12 other users are on
> > this network, and none have this problem. It occurred suddenly and I do not
> > know of any event that happened that would have precipitated this. Please
> > Help!!!

>
>

 
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dschlyer
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      19th Jun 2008
Thank you so much for the help - there was indeed a quota set for me. I never
heard of quotas before - I looked up the subject online, made the change and
I am good to go.

Thanks again!

"Bob I" wrote:

> Someone set a quota on you for that drive?
>
> dschlyer wrote:
>
> > I am running XP Pro V5.1-SP2. I have used this PC on this network for several
> > years. All of a sudden, I cannot save to the network hard drive. It is mapped
> > as H:, and when I open it in My Computer it says that it is 1.0GB and full,
> > despite actually having about 87gb of free space. I can read perfectly from
> > it, but I cannot save to it - it says it is full. About 12 other users are on
> > this network, and none have this problem. It occurred suddenly and I do not
> > know of any event that happened that would have precipitated this. Please
> > Help!!!

>
>

 
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Bob I
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      19th Jun 2008

on the server
How to Enable Disk Quotas in Windows 2000
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/183322

dschlyer wrote:

> Nobody would have done this on purpose, but there are a lot of donkeys around
> here (Hee-Haw)...how can I check this?
>
> Thanks!
>
> "Bob I" wrote:
>
>
>>Someone set a quota on you for that drive?
>>
>>dschlyer wrote:
>>
>>
>>>I am running XP Pro V5.1-SP2. I have used this PC on this network for several
>>>years. All of a sudden, I cannot save to the network hard drive. It is mapped
>>>as H:, and when I open it in My Computer it says that it is 1.0GB and full,
>>>despite actually having about 87gb of free space. I can read perfectly from
>>>it, but I cannot save to it - it says it is full. About 12 other users are on
>>>this network, and none have this problem. It occurred suddenly and I do not
>>>know of any event that happened that would have precipitated this. Please
>>>Help!!!

>>
>>


 
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Bob I
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      19th Jun 2008
You're most welcome, have a great day!

dschlyer wrote:

> Thank you so much for the help - there was indeed a quota set for me. I never
> heard of quotas before - I looked up the subject online, made the change and
> I am good to go.
>
> Thanks again!
>
> "Bob I" wrote:
>
>
>>Someone set a quota on you for that drive?
>>
>>dschlyer wrote:
>>
>>
>>>I am running XP Pro V5.1-SP2. I have used this PC on this network for several
>>>years. All of a sudden, I cannot save to the network hard drive. It is mapped
>>>as H:, and when I open it in My Computer it says that it is 1.0GB and full,
>>>despite actually having about 87gb of free space. I can read perfectly from
>>>it, but I cannot save to it - it says it is full. About 12 other users are on
>>>this network, and none have this problem. It occurred suddenly and I do not
>>>know of any event that happened that would have precipitated this. Please
>>>Help!!!

>>
>>


 
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Malke
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      19th Jun 2008
dschlyer wrote:

> The server is running Microsift Server 2003 V5.2-SP2. The drive is a hard
> drive internal to the server PC - it is NFTS, 146 gb with 87 gb free, I do
> not know make and model - how can I find this without dismantling the
> server? The properties say Adaptec Array SCSI disk device, but i guess
> this is only the adapter? As you can tell, i know only enough to be
> dangerous...


Since you apparently found out that there is a quota set on the drive, the
issue is closed.

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Kelly
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      19th Jun 2008
Great catch, Bob! )

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"dschlyer" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Thank you so much for the help - there was indeed a quota set for me. I
> never
> heard of quotas before - I looked up the subject online, made the change
> and
> I am good to go.
>
> Thanks again!
>
> "Bob I" wrote:
>
>> Someone set a quota on you for that drive?
>>
>> dschlyer wrote:
>>
>> > I am running XP Pro V5.1-SP2. I have used this PC on this network for
>> > several
>> > years. All of a sudden, I cannot save to the network hard drive. It is
>> > mapped
>> > as H:, and when I open it in My Computer it says that it is 1.0GB and
>> > full,
>> > despite actually having about 87gb of free space. I can read perfectly
>> > from
>> > it, but I cannot save to it - it says it is full. About 12 other users
>> > are on
>> > this network, and none have this problem. It occurred suddenly and I do
>> > not
>> > know of any event that happened that would have precipitated this.
>> > Please
>> > Help!!!

>>
>>


 
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