So nobody wants to talk about 'error 1450'

[brian]

Hello all: running xp with sp1 installed. I have it networked (occasionally)
with my laptop via a crossover cable, network card to network card. I don't
share the internet connection (dial-up). All's been fine till recently. I
leave the desktop on all the time and dial up when I want to send/receive
e-mail/news. Now, after it's been up for over 1 day when I ask it to dial up
I get this error, 'TCP/IP CP reported error 1450. Insufficient system
resources to complete requested service'. I haven't installed or changed
anything so I don't understand what's wrong. If I reboot it dials up fine.
Any ideas, please?
thanks
brian

[Peter]

Looks like they're ignoring you!! All I can suggest is entering "error 1450
in xp" in Google and go from there. There are several references to it in
the Microsoft Database.

--
Peter in Toronto, Canada.
Windows XP Homes SP1
Pentium 4 @ 3.00ghz, 160gb HD, 1.00gb DDR.
"brian" <thefergies@bigfootdotcom> wrote in message
...
> Hello all: running xp with sp1 installed. I have it networked
(occasionally)
> with my laptop via a crossover cable, network card to network card. I
don't
> share the internet connection (dial-up). All's been fine till recently. I
> leave the desktop on all the time and dial up when I want to send/receive
> e-mail/news. Now, after it's been up for over 1 day when I ask it to dial
up
> I get this error, 'TCP/IP CP reported error 1450. Insufficient system
> resources to complete requested service'. I haven't installed or changed
> anything so I don't understand what's wrong. If I reboot it dials up fine.
> Any ideas, please?
> thanks
> brian
>
>
>

[brian]

Thanks Peter - done that (before posting here) and none of them seem to
refer to the circumstances that give ME the 1450.
b