Solved: Mapping Disk Failure

user101 · 10-19-2009

I have two PCs that used to see each other (both connected to a router). Both are running XP SP2. I had to take one machine out to be fixed (call it pc#1) and when I brought it back it is able to map the disk drive of the other machine (call it PC#2). However, PC#2 sees PC#1 and its disk drive. But when I tell it to map the disk drive I get an error message

"The mapped network drive could not be created because the following has occured: Not enough server storage is available to process this command"

As PC#2 was able to see it before, it should be able to now. Can anyone help with this? Does anyone know what is causing this message?

They are both in the same workgroup
I'll appreciate all help and suggestions. Thank you

Clever_Duck · 10-19-2009

Hello user101 and welcome back to PCHF,

Il mark this thread open so it attracts our highly skilles tech staff.

Thanks for your patience,

Clever_Duck

georgeks · 10-19-2009

Hi
There you are
Not enough server storage is available to process this command

user101 · 10-23-2009

Thank you Clever_Duck for marking this "open". And that you georgeks for your help. That solved the problem!

I really appreciate the assistance you both have given me.

Thanks!

Clever_Duck · 10-23-2009

Im glad our experienced member managed to solve your problem.

Il mark this thread fixed.

If you have further queries, feel free to open a new thread.

Regards,

Clever_Duck

10-19-2009	#3
georgeks Tech Support Team Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: The Netherlands Posts: 1,634 PC Experience: Some...	Re: Mapping Disk Failure Hi There you are Not enough server storage is available to process this command __________________ You are, What you do, When it Counts

10-23-2009	#4
user101 Bronze Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 23 PC Experience: Some Experience	Re: Mapping Disk Failure Thank you Clever_Duck for marking this "open". And that you georgeks for your help. That solved the problem! I really appreciate the assistance you both have given me. Thanks!

10-23-2009	#5
Clever_Duck Moderator / Tech Support Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Coventry UK Posts: 1,280 PC Experience: Enough to guide the Ducks :)	Re: Mapping Disk Failure Im glad our experienced member managed to solve your problem. Il mark this thread fixed. If you have further queries, feel free to open a new thread. Regards, Clever_Duck __________________ BSOD ... Belarc ... Prework ... System Spec’s ... CCleaner ... PCHF Rules ... Speedfan Have we helped? Please Consider a donation Have a nice day

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10-19-2009	#1
user101 Bronze Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 23 PC Experience: Some Experience	Mapping Disk Failure I have two PCs that used to see each other (both connected to a router). Both are running XP SP2. I had to take one machine out to be fixed (call it pc#1) and when I brought it back it is able to map the disk drive of the other machine (call it PC#2). However, PC#2 sees PC#1 and its disk drive. But when I tell it to map the disk drive I get an error message "The mapped network drive could not be created because the following has occured: Not enough server storage is available to process this command" As PC#2 was able to see it before, it should be able to now. Can anyone help with this? Does anyone know what is causing this message? They are both in the same workgroup I'll appreciate all help and suggestions. Thank you Last edited by user101; 10-19-2009 at 12:57 AM.

10-19-2009	#2
Clever_Duck Moderator / Tech Support Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Coventry UK Posts: 1,280 PC Experience: Enough to guide the Ducks :)	Re: Mapping Disk Failure Hello user101 and welcome back to PCHF, Il mark this thread open so it attracts our highly skilles tech staff. Thanks for your patience, Clever_Duck __________________ BSOD ... Belarc ... Prework ... System Spec’s ... CCleaner ... PCHF Rules ... Speedfan Have we helped? Please Consider a donation Have a nice day