Shared drives no longer accessible

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robert-neville310

Windows XP does not allow me to access several shared drives over my
network. Windows XP Pro returns the following error.

========================================
Computer Name
\\ComputerName\(D) Data is not accessible. You might not have
permission to use this network resource. Contact the administrator of
this server to find out if you have access permissions.

Not enough server storage is available to process this command.

========================================

The main issue is setting up share drive accessible ONLY by my
username and group. I don't want my roommate or neighbors accessing my
computer. Both computers have the same username and group for
assigning permissions.

Both computers see each other over the network; and the respective
share drives. They are pingable by IP address, name, and localhost.
When you access the share drive, you receive the above error. The
weird part is that the desktop cannot access its own shared drives
under Network Neighborhood; in contrast the laptop can access its
shared drives under the Network Neighborhood. The device manager has
no conflicts and the network adapter seem in perfect working order;
both computers access the internet with no issues.

I don't have much time to figure out the solution myself; I am flying
out for the holidays in the next day and need to sync my laptop with
my desktop. I have setup these shares in the past, yet a new hard
drive and Window updates caused my configuration to change. Please
give me some ideas about my situation. The problem may lie with the
desktop and advance permissions. Here is my initial troubleshooting
effort.


Both Computers see each other and the shared drives
Shared drives on desktop not accessible
Shared drives on laptop accessible by not computers
All PC on the same workgroup
Both computers have Window XP Pro SP2
TCP/IP Networking

No Windows Firewall
No Internet Connecton Firewall
No ZoneAlarm Software/Third Firewall
All computers pingable with IP address and name
Simple File Sharing | OFF
Guest | Account Active | Yes
Enable LMHOSTS over TCP/IP | Checked
Netbios | Default | Checked
NOD32 Anti-Virus Software (only on the desktop)
Linksys Router WRTGS54
 
D

daytripper

Windows XP does not allow me to access several shared drives over my
network. Windows XP Pro returns the following error.

========================================
Computer Name
\\ComputerName\(D) Data is not accessible. You might not have
permission to use this network resource. Contact the administrator of
this server to find out if you have access permissions.

Not enough server storage is available to process this command.

========================================

The main issue is setting up share drive accessible ONLY by my
username and group. I don't want my roommate or neighbors accessing my
computer. Both computers have the same username and group for
assigning permissions.

Both computers see each other over the network; and the respective
share drives. They are pingable by IP address, name, and localhost.
When you access the share drive, you receive the above error. The
weird part is that the desktop cannot access its own shared drives
under Network Neighborhood; in contrast the laptop can access its
shared drives under the Network Neighborhood. The device manager has
no conflicts and the network adapter seem in perfect working order;
both computers access the internet with no issues.

I don't have much time to figure out the solution myself; I am flying
out for the holidays in the next day and need to sync my laptop with
my desktop. I have setup these shares in the past, yet a new hard
drive and Window updates caused my configuration to change. Please
give me some ideas about my situation. The problem may lie with the
desktop and advance permissions. Here is my initial troubleshooting
effort.


Both Computers see each other and the shared drives
Shared drives on desktop not accessible
Shared drives on laptop accessible by not computers
All PC on the same workgroup
Both computers have Window XP Pro SP2
TCP/IP Networking

No Windows Firewall
No Internet Connecton Firewall
No ZoneAlarm Software/Third Firewall
All computers pingable with IP address and name
Simple File Sharing | OFF
Guest | Account Active | Yes
Enable LMHOSTS over TCP/IP | Checked
Netbios | Default | Checked
NOD32 Anti-Virus Software (only on the desktop)
Linksys Router WRTGS54


Give this a look...

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;177078
 
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Robert L [MVP - Networking]

This troubleshooting may help,

Not Enough ..."Not enough server storage is available to process this command." 1 "Not enough storage available to process this command" 2 "Not enough storage to Complete ...
http://www.chicagotech.net/notenough.htm


Bob Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE
Networking, Internet, Routing, VPN Troubleshooting on http://www.ChicagoTech.net
How to Setup Windows, Network, VPN & Remote Access on http://www.HowToNetworking.com
Windows XP does not allow me to access several shared drives over my
network. Windows XP Pro returns the following error.

========================================
Computer Name
\\ComputerName\(D) Data is not accessible. You might not have
permission to use this network resource. Contact the administrator of
this server to find out if you have access permissions.

Not enough server storage is available to process this command.

========================================

The main issue is setting up share drive accessible ONLY by my
username and group. I don't want my roommate or neighbors accessing my
computer. Both computers have the same username and group for
assigning permissions.

Both computers see each other over the network; and the respective
share drives. They are pingable by IP address, name, and localhost.
When you access the share drive, you receive the above error. The
weird part is that the desktop cannot access its own shared drives
under Network Neighborhood; in contrast the laptop can access its
shared drives under the Network Neighborhood. The device manager has
no conflicts and the network adapter seem in perfect working order;
both computers access the internet with no issues.

I don't have much time to figure out the solution myself; I am flying
out for the holidays in the next day and need to sync my laptop with
my desktop. I have setup these shares in the past, yet a new hard
drive and Window updates caused my configuration to change. Please
give me some ideas about my situation. The problem may lie with the
desktop and advance permissions. Here is my initial troubleshooting
effort.


Both Computers see each other and the shared drives
Shared drives on desktop not accessible
Shared drives on laptop accessible by not computers
All PC on the same workgroup
Both computers have Window XP Pro SP2
TCP/IP Networking

No Windows Firewall
No Internet Connecton Firewall
No ZoneAlarm Software/Third Firewall
All computers pingable with IP address and name
Simple File Sharing | OFF
Guest | Account Active | Yes
Enable LMHOSTS over TCP/IP | Checked
Netbios | Default | Checked
NOD32 Anti-Virus Software (only on the desktop)
Linksys Router WRTGS54
 
R

robert_neville310

These suggestions helped me resolve the issue. Thanks for your
assistance.

The error no longer occurs. Take caution when editing the registry
(backup and throughtly read all documentation). It took several edits
to the IRPStackSize before finding the optimal value.
 

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