I have just reimaged 36 machines, but 2 of those 36
machines are getting the "Insufficient System Resources"
error when i try to log on to the domain. The only way I
can log on without getting this error is if I log on
locally. How can I fix this problem?

sounds like those two computers either don't have enough ram or you have a
memory leak.

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"Sherman Smith" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have just reimaged 36 machines, but 2 of those 36
> machines are getting the "Insufficient System Resources"
> error when i try to log on to the domain. The only way I
> can log on without getting this error is if I log on
> locally. How can I fix this problem?

They have plenty of of memory.... How can I fix this
problem?


>-----Original Message-----
>sounds like those two computers either don't have enough
ram or you have a
>memory leak.
>
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>Robert Cohen
>A legend in his own mind
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>"Sherman Smith" <(E-Mail Removed)>
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>> I have just reimaged 36 machines, but 2 of those 36
>> machines are getting the "Insufficient System Resources"
>> error when i try to log on to the domain. The only way I
>> can log on without getting this error is if I log on
>> locally. How can I fix this problem?
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http://support.microsoft.com/default...roduct=win2000

May or may not apply.

"Sherman Smith" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have just reimaged 36 machines, but 2 of those 36
> machines are getting the "Insufficient System Resources"
> error when i try to log on to the domain. The only way I
> can log on without getting this error is if I log on
> locally. How can I fix this problem?