Windows XP Network problem

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floppybootstomp

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I can't access one drive on one machine from others.

4 machines, everything else can be accessed every which way. File sharing and printer sharing enabled across the board.

Machine in question has 2 x 120's in a RAID 0 and 1 x 120 for storage. It's the storage drive, Drive F, I can't access.

I did turn sharing off on this one for a while, problem came when I re-enabled sharing.

Have run Network Wizard on all machines, to no avail.

Win XP on 3, Win 98/Mandrake 10.1 on the other one.

Part of the error message I receive says 'There is not enough server storage to process this command'.

Any ideas? I'm stumped.
 
i take it you've tried rebooting, try disabling then re-enabling sharing

whats the ram and the virtual memory usage like?
 
I found the solution Here.

I had to create a registry entry, tried value 15, it didn't work, made value 18 and I can access that drive now :)

By way of interest, I'm not using Nortons or IBM AV, using the recently released new version of Grisoft AVG on that machine. All the others use AntiVir.
 
floppybootstomp said:
I found the solution Here.

I had to create a registry entry, tried value 15, it didn't work, made value 18 and I can access that drive now :)

By way of interest, I'm not using Nortons or IBM AV, using the recently released new version of Grisoft AVG on that machine. All the others use AntiVir.
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Strange ... even more strange is the 'fix' considering the IRPStackSize value does not exist in XP. :confused:

Aint computers fun ... :D
 
muckshifter said:
Strange ... even more strange is the 'fix' considering the IRPStackSize value does not exist in XP. :confused:

Aint computers fun ... :D
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IRPStackSize does not exist buy default on any machine. When not explicitly in the registry it is suppose to be 15 hex.
 
baddog_swm said:
IRPStackSize does not exist buy default on any machine. When not explicitly in the registry it is suppose to be 15 hex.
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The post you have replied to is over 3 years old!
 
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