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I have two machines both running Windows XP professional.
They are currently networked directly with each other ( no
switch etc) and I have several folders I would like to
copy form one to the other. However, although the machines
can adequately share an internet connection, they refuse
to share folders.
One machine can access the other via Network PLaces/
workgroup etc. But cannot access any of the folders on the
machine, being given the error "Not enough server storage
is available to process this command". The other machine
cannot even access its counterpart, let alone the folders,
and throws the error "Access is Denied". I have disabled
all firewalls on both computers, used the 'setup home or
office netowrk' function several times, and searched all
over for a solution, but found nothing. Any help would be
appreciated. This is particularly annoying, as I know the
two machines have networked in this way in the past.
They are currently networked directly with each other ( no
switch etc) and I have several folders I would like to
copy form one to the other. However, although the machines
can adequately share an internet connection, they refuse
to share folders.
One machine can access the other via Network PLaces/
workgroup etc. But cannot access any of the folders on the
machine, being given the error "Not enough server storage
is available to process this command". The other machine
cannot even access its counterpart, let alone the folders,
and throws the error "Access is Denied". I have disabled
all firewalls on both computers, used the 'setup home or
office netowrk' function several times, and searched all
over for a solution, but found nothing. Any help would be
appreciated. This is particularly annoying, as I know the
two machines have networked in this way in the past.