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I have a small Home Network WorkGroup Windows XP Pro setup. There is a USB
Maxtor Disk drive NTFS attached to the desktop computer. When I try to Share
a directory on this USB drive with the laptop computer, the directory appears
in Windows Explorer. But, When I click on it on the laptop I get the
following error message.
\\MurphyOne\SavedEmails is not accessilbe. You might not have permission to
use this network resourse. Contact the administrator of this server to find
out if you have access permissions.
Not enough server storage is available to process this command.
When I connect a simple USB thumb drive to the desktop and share directories
on it everything works fine. I can also share any directory on the desktop's
C: drive without a problem. I also share two printers from the desktop with
the laptop with no problem. If I attach the same Maxtor Drive to the laptop I
can share directories with the desktop with no problem. Both computers have
the same Windows Firewall (disabling it does not solve the problem) and both
computer have the same Norton 2007 AntiVirus installed (disabling it does no
good). I don't feel that there is any basic network setup problem with all
the above information. Has anyone got any ideas on this bug and a solution?
Thanks,
Mike Murphy
Maxtor Disk drive NTFS attached to the desktop computer. When I try to Share
a directory on this USB drive with the laptop computer, the directory appears
in Windows Explorer. But, When I click on it on the laptop I get the
following error message.
\\MurphyOne\SavedEmails is not accessilbe. You might not have permission to
use this network resourse. Contact the administrator of this server to find
out if you have access permissions.
Not enough server storage is available to process this command.
When I connect a simple USB thumb drive to the desktop and share directories
on it everything works fine. I can also share any directory on the desktop's
C: drive without a problem. I also share two printers from the desktop with
the laptop with no problem. If I attach the same Maxtor Drive to the laptop I
can share directories with the desktop with no problem. Both computers have
the same Windows Firewall (disabling it does not solve the problem) and both
computer have the same Norton 2007 AntiVirus installed (disabling it does no
good). I don't feel that there is any basic network setup problem with all
the above information. Has anyone got any ideas on this bug and a solution?
Thanks,
Mike Murphy