ID 2011

21 Dec 2008 5:57 PM

deejaydee

Hi Guys &Dolls,
I have this problem , I'm using 2 desktops + 1
laptop, i see the network computers ok

The desktop in question is a Dell Dimension 4600i, running XP3 Pro, Clean
install

I had a problem with graphics card FX 5200 which as now been replaced with
new card Geforce 6200 256MB.

This IRP stack size I increased the size from 12 to 50 this did'nt solve
anythng, I then disabled the graphics card

and rebooted ,and checked for IRP stack size this had disappeared
alltogether.

I'm stumped
deejaydee

21 Dec 2008 7:35 PM

Steve Winograd

On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 17:57:30 -0000, "deejaydee"
<davidjoh***@ntlworld.com> wrote:

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>Hi Guys &Dolls,
> I have this problem , I'm using 2 desktops + 1
>laptop, i see the network computers ok
>
>The desktop in question is a Dell Dimension 4600i, running XP3 Pro, Clean
>install
>
>I had a problem with graphics card FX 5200 which as now been replaced with
>new card Geforce 6200 256MB.
>
>This IRP stack size I increased the size from 12 to 50 this did'nt solve
>anythng, I then disabled the graphics card
>
>and rebooted ,and checked for IRP stack size this had disappeared
>alltogether.
>
>I'm stumped
> deejaydee
>

The usual reason for changing IRPStackSize is that you get an error
message when accessing a computer's shared folders over a LAN:

   Not enough server storage is available to process this command.

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

Is that what's happening? If so, the solution is to change
IRPStackSize on the computer that can't be accessed, as shown here:

Antivirus Software May Cause Event ID 2011
http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb;en-us;177078

Be sure to specify the name of the registry value as "IRPStackSize".
It's case-sensitive, so calling it "IRPstacksize" won't work.

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