>Windows XP does not allow me to access several shared drives over my
>network. Windows XP Pro returns the following error.
>
>========================================
>Computer Name
>\\ComputerName\(D) Data is not accessible. You might not have
>permission to use this network resource. Contact the administrator of
>this server to find out if you have access permissions.
>
>Not enough server storage is available to process this command.
>
>========================================
>
>The main issue is setting up share drive accessible ONLY by my
>username and group. I don't want my roommate or neighbors accessing my
>computer. Both computers have the same username and group for
>assigning permissions.
>
>Both computers see each other over the network; and the respective
>share drives. They are pingable by IP address, name, and localhost.
>When you access the share drive, you receive the above error. The
>weird part is that the desktop cannot access its own shared drives
>under Network Neighborhood; in contrast the laptop can access its
>shared drives under the Network Neighborhood. The device manager has
>no conflicts and the network adapter seem in perfect working order;
>both computers access the internet with no issues.
>
>I don't have much time to figure out the solution myself; I am flying
>out for the holidays in the next day and need to sync my laptop with
>my desktop. I have setup these shares in the past, yet a new hard
>drive and Window updates caused my configuration to change. Please
>give me some ideas about my situation. The problem may lie with the
>desktop and advance permissions. Here is my initial troubleshooting
>effort.
>
>
>Both Computers see each other and the shared drives
>Shared drives on desktop not accessible
>Shared drives on laptop accessible by not computers
>All PC on the same workgroup
>Both computers have Window XP Pro SP2
>TCP/IP Networking
>
>No Windows Firewall
>No Internet Connecton Firewall
>No ZoneAlarm Software/Third Firewall
>All computers pingable with IP address and name
>Simple File Sharing | OFF
>Guest | Account Active | Yes
>Enable LMHOSTS over TCP/IP | Checked
>Netbios | Default | Checked
>NOD32 Anti-Virus Software (only on the desktop)
>Linksys Router WRTGS54

>This troubleshooting may help,
>
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>
>Bob Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE
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>  Windows XP does not allow me to access several shared drives over my
>  network. Windows XP Pro returns the following error.
>
>  ========================================
>  Computer Name
>  \\ComputerName\(D) Data is not accessible. You might not have
>  permission to use this network resource. Contact the administrator of
>  this server to find out if you have access permissions.
>
>  Not enough server storage is available to process this command.
>
>  ========================================
>
>  The main issue is setting up share drive accessible ONLY by my
>  username and group. I don't want my roommate or neighbors accessing my
>  computer. Both computers have the same username and group for
>  assigning permissions.
>
>  Both computers see each other over the network; and the respective
>  share drives. They are pingable by IP address, name, and localhost.
>  When you access the share drive, you receive the above error. The
>  weird part is that the desktop cannot access its own shared drives
>  under Network Neighborhood; in contrast the laptop can access its
>  shared drives under the Network Neighborhood. The device manager has
>  no conflicts and the network adapter seem in perfect working order;
>  both computers access the internet with no issues.
>
>  I don't have much time to figure out the solution myself; I am flying
>  out for the holidays in the next day and need to sync my laptop with
>  my desktop. I have setup these shares in the past, yet a new hard
>  drive and Window updates caused my configuration to change. Please
>  give me some ideas about my situation. The problem may lie with the
>  desktop and advance permissions. Here is my initial troubleshooting
>  effort.
>
>
>  Both Computers see each other and the shared drives
>  Shared drives on desktop not accessible
>  Shared drives on laptop accessible by not computers
>  All PC on the same workgroup
>  Both computers have Window XP Pro SP2
>  TCP/IP Networking
>
>  No Windows Firewall
>  No Internet Connecton Firewall
>  No ZoneAlarm Software/Third Firewall
>  All computers pingable with IP address and name
>  Simple File Sharing | OFF
>  Guest | Account Active | Yes
>  Enable LMHOSTS over TCP/IP | Checked
>  Netbios | Default | Checked
>  NOD32 Anti-Virus Software (only on the desktop)
>  Linksys Router WRTGS54