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[nicrosniper]

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please help on how to solve this problem.. "NOT ENOUGH SERVER STORAGE IS AVAILABLE TO PROCESS THIS COMMAND". I can access other workgroup computers and they can access me but the problem is they cant open my files, ive already shared my files but still i they can't opened it... please help...

[djereza]

can you tell us more details?? like whats your OS, whats your configuration

[djereza]

check this out..hope ma okay
http://winhlp.com/WxNotEnoughServerStorage.htm

[nicrosniper]

thanks...i now can relax a bit knowing that somehow someone is willing to help.. thanks.. by the way here's the spex os is winxp, pentium 3, lancard is davecom, memory is 128.. what else.. hmmm. i hope thats enough.. i'll look forward to see posible outcome from you soon.. god bless..

[djereza]

dild you check out the link i gave you hope that helps.

[nicrosniper]

i have seen it but i still don't have time to apply it coz somebody is still using the unit but i think the link you've sent can solve my problem but if in case it still doesn't work please don't get tired of giving me ideas.. thanks a lot god bless

[djereza]

From the link....


Not enough server storage


Not enough server storage is available to process this command.

Not enough memory to complete transaction. Close some applications and retry.

These error messages can indicate the IRPStackSize bug on the other machine (the server that has the share). On that computer open the event log and check for event ID 2011. If this is present, it is a strong indication for this particular bug.

To repair it, you have to reset the IRPStackSize parameter back to its default value of 15 on the server where the share is.

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
\SYSTEM
\CurrentControlSet
\Services
\lanmanserver
\parameters

Check for the presence of a value named IRPStackSize. If it doesn't exist, create it as type DWORD. With base set to decimal, enter the value 15.

Reboot the computer.

One frequent culprit is Norton AntiVirus, which tends to change this parameter.

Check also this Microsoft Knowledge Base article. It does not mention Windows XP, but applies to XP as well.

Antivirus Software May Cause Event ID 2011 (Q17707
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/177078/

[nicrosniper]

thanks au bro sa imo idea it works.. you save my day... thanks jud au god bless

[stradnus]

@nicrosniper
if u r in urgent mode. searched the error message in google aron dali ra nimo ma-troubleshoot.., hehehe..., peace bro!

[nicrosniper]

hehehe... btaw bro no... thanks au sa idea next time try lng ko mag google.. pero still magpatabang lang gihapon ko if di najud kaya.. salut jud ko ninyo tanan.. good day and god bless..