Re: System error 1130 has occurred

[Chuck]

Hey All,

I have recently upgraded my hard drives on my PC. My D: is now 800GB. My
problem is that I can no longer connect to any network shares on this hard
drive. When I try, I get the following error:

System error 1130 has occurred.

Not enough server storage is available to process this command.

If however, I wish to connect to a network share on drive E: (400gig), I
connect as before with no issues. This is not unique to only one PC, I have
the exact same issue on my PC at work, and receive the same error(s). It
appears to have some issue with the actual size of the hard drive from what I
can tell...??? Any help or suggestions are certainly appreciated. I have
tried resolving this with similar issues I found online, such as, disabling
my Anti-Virus, and even a couple of Registry Tweaks with no success.

I am running WinXP Pro sp2 with all current 'Windows Updates'.

Hi Doug,

That's a problem on the distant computer, and it's well known here.
<http://nitecruzr.blogspot.com/2005/06/server-functionality-affected-by.html>
http://nitecruzr.blogspot.com/2005/06/server-functionality-affected-by.html

 

[Guest]

Thanks Chuck, but unfortunately no dice, that is the same Registry mod I
found. It was originally addressed in WinNT4. The article you sent me to
also stated...

+++
To change IRPStackSize for Windows 2000, XP, and 2003
Windows dynamically adjusts this value. The IRPStackSize value is not
created during the installation of Windows.

Some programs set this value by default. This prevents Windows from
correctly managing the value. In this case, remove the value completely and
restart the computer.
+++

Based on this I should not create the IRPStackSize registry value for any NT
OS after WinNT4. I have tried the mod and rebooted but still have the same
issue. So, I have removed the Registry Entry since it did not seem to
resolve the issue for me.

I very much appreciate you time. If you have any other ideas, I am glad to
take a look at them.

 

[Guest]

Hey Chuck,

I did more following along the link you gave me. I read (somewhere no sure
where) that the maximum value for the Registry Value IRPStackSize 'is' 50.
So I went ahead and changed it to 50 instead of the other recomendations,
Stopped and Started the 'Server' Service, and it now appears to work
correctly. Your response and the specific info you gave me got me where I
needed to be to resolve this.

 

[Chuck]

Hey Chuck,

I did more following along the link you gave me. I read (somewhere no sure
where) that the maximum value for the Registry Value IRPStackSize 'is' 50.
So I went ahead and changed it to 50 instead of the other recomendations,
Stopped and Started the 'Server' Service, and it now appears to work
correctly. Your response and the specific info you gave me got me where I
needed to be to resolve this.

Persistence is the key, Doug. Thanks for the feedback.