Insufficient system resources...

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Ron Hinds

"Insufficient system resources exist to complete the requested operation."

I just started getting this error on a machine with XP Pro SP2 connected to
my W2K domain whenever you try to access a network drive in Explorer or My
Computer. Interestingly, I am able to use the network drive e.g. to install
software by using Start | Run. The computer has 512MB RAM, and nowhere near
all of it is being used. Swap file size is set to 648-1344MB in size. I
tried searching on MS (Live search blows!) but the results I got back were
all about Vista. One reason our company has not taken the Vista "plunge". No
other XP Pro machines on our network are experiencing this issue. The
network drive is our fileserver (W2K3 Standard) with a 750GB drive. Any
ideas appreciated!
 
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Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

Ron Hinds said:
"Insufficient system resources exist to complete the requested
operation."
I just started getting this error on a machine with XP Pro SP2
connected to my W2K domain whenever you try to access a network drive
in Explorer or My Computer. Interestingly, I am able to use the
network drive e.g. to install software by using Start | Run. The
computer has 512MB RAM, and nowhere near all of it is being used.
Swap file size is set to 648-1344MB in size. I tried searching on MS
(Live search blows!)

That's why most of us google, even to search Microsoft. :)
but the results I got back were all about Vista.
One reason our company has not taken the Vista "plunge". No other XP
Pro machines on our network are experiencing this issue. The network
drive is our fileserver (W2K3 Standard) with a 750GB drive. Any ideas
appreciated!

Long shot question - what antivirus software do you run on the server?
TrendMicro CSM for SMB had a known prob (ver 3.6) and there is a patch for
it.
 

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