> Thank you so much ...I regularly ask for little bits of support and
> you
> allways come up with a solution.  This time ..I really owe you.
>
> I've spent the last 2 weeks - probably 20 plus hours chasing a problem
> I have had with sharing files over my wireless network of 4 pcs (files
> not
> accessible, not enough server storage etc).  Have done  several posts
> and followed up every (dozens) of leads and articles.
>
> Have re-installed network, renamed all computers, opened guests
> accounts, reset all share properties, changed IRP stack size on laptop
> with the access
> problem....zilch.  Tonight I decided to take a last trawl round the
> newsgroups and found a bit of info about the stacksize on the TARGET
> Desktop PC (from you) ...changed it from 11 to 15 and BINGO !!
>
> I am ecstatic...which probably means I'm a very sad person who needs
> to get
> a life.   Thank you so much.

> On Thu, 19 Oct 2006 16:48:48 -0700, Malke wrote:
>
>>Thanks for your kind words. I'm glad my passing on information from
>>MVP Hans-Georg Michna helped you.
>
> Thanks! I'm listening. We're a good team. (:-)
>
> Just talking to myself---I'm always trying to put this stuff on
> the http://winhlp.com/ web site. But the difficulty is that a
> particular symptom can have many causes and is often very
> difficult to diagnose, particularly for the user who may not be
> inclined to become a computer surgeon.
>
> All too often the static advice on a web site will not cut it,
> so somebody has to look into the matter individually.

> Hans-Georg Michna wrote:
>
>> On Thu, 19 Oct 2006 16:48:48 -0700, Malke wrote:
>>
>>> Thanks for your kind words. I'm glad my passing on information from
>>> MVP Hans-Georg Michna helped you.
>>
>> Thanks! I'm listening. We're a good team. (:-)
>>
>> Just talking to myself---I'm always trying to put this stuff on
>> the http://winhlp.com/ web site. But the difficulty is that a
>> particular symptom can have many causes and is often very
>> difficult to diagnose, particularly for the user who may not be
>> inclined to become a computer surgeon.
>>
>> All too often the static advice on a web site will not cut it,
>> so somebody has to look into the matter individually.
>
> I'm glad you're listening - your fine website and hard work has solved
> many issues for me and my clients. I wouldn't call us a team - rather
> I'm your most humble servant. ;-)
>
> Thanks, Hans-Georg. You are the one who is a gem.
>
> Malke