Disk Full error message

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I am running XP Pro V5.1-SP2. I have used this PC on this network for several
years. All of a sudden, I cannot save to the network hard drive. It is mapped
as H:, and when I open it in My Computer it says that it is 1.0GB and full,
despite actually having about 87gb of free space. I can read perfectly from
it, but I cannot save to it - it says it is full. About 12 other users are on
this network, and none have this problem. It occurred suddenly and I do not
know of any event that happened that would have precipitated this. Please
Help!!!
 
dschlyer said:
I am running XP Pro V5.1-SP2. I have used this PC on this network for
several years. All of a sudden, I cannot save to the network hard drive.
It is mapped as H:, and when I open it in My Computer it says that it is
1.0GB and full, despite actually having about 87gb of free space. I can
read perfectly from it, but I cannot save to it - it says it is full.
About 12 other users are on this network, and none have this problem. It
occurred suddenly and I do not know of any event that happened that would
have precipitated this. Please Help!!!
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What is the "network hard drive"? A NAS (make/model)? An external hard drive
connected to another computer on the network (make/model)? An internal hard
drive in a computer on the network (running what operating system,
including the version and Service Pack level if a Windows OS)?

Are you on a domain or Workgroup?

Malke
 
The server is running Microsift Server 2003 V5.2-SP2. The drive is a hard
drive internal to the server PC - it is NFTS, 146 gb with 87 gb free, I do
not know make and model - how can I find this without dismantling the server?
The properties say Adaptec Array SCSI disk device, but i guess this is only
the adapter? As you can tell, i know only enough to be dangerous...

Thanks!
 
Nobody would have done this on purpose, but there are a lot of donkeys around
here (Hee-Haw)...how can I check this?

Thanks!
 
Thank you so much for the help - there was indeed a quota set for me. I never
heard of quotas before - I looked up the subject online, made the change and
I am good to go.

Thanks again!
 
You're most welcome, have a great day!
Thank you so much for the help - there was indeed a quota set for me. I never
heard of quotas before - I looked up the subject online, made the change and
I am good to go.

Thanks again!

:
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dschlyer said:
The server is running Microsift Server 2003 V5.2-SP2. The drive is a hard
drive internal to the server PC - it is NFTS, 146 gb with 87 gb free, I do
not know make and model - how can I find this without dismantling the
server? The properties say Adaptec Array SCSI disk device, but i guess
this is only the adapter? As you can tell, i know only enough to be
dangerous...
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Since you apparently found out that there is a quota set on the drive, the
issue is closed.

Malke
 
Thanks, by the way are you going to be swimming from all the water we
are sending your way?
 
Great catch, Bob!  :o)

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Hello
I have a similar probleme, we are runing with a similar configuration,
our probleme is when we try to savegarde a file to the mapped disk, we
get an error message that disk is ful, but we can copy on it a file
without probleme.
I've verified, we still have 20 Gegabytes free dsik space.
 
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Hello
I have a similar probleme, we are runing with a similar configuration,
our probleme is when we try to savegarde a file to the mapped disk, we
get an error message that disk is ful, but we can copy on it a file
without probleme.
I've verified, we still have 20 Gegabytes free dsik space.
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In fact I get this message when I try to save an excel file which have
a 41 Mega of size.
 
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