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November 11th 09, 09:44 PM
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Insufficient system resources exist to complete the required opera
Myself and other users regularly get the above message. More often than not,
this is when trying to copy or read a network resource. If I shut down some applications (most of them!) then it will start working again. This is getting quite frustrating. Any ideas? I am running Windows XP Pro SP2 with 1Gb RAM on a Lenovo Centrino Laptop (R61) -- Keithmeister 
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November 11th 09, 09:49 PM
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Insufficient system resources exist to complete the required opera
Is the network resource Server based or just a workgroup PC ? When
multiple users are accessing a shared resource there is a limitation on the number of connections that can be made simultaneously. "Keithmeister" wrote in message ... Myself and other users regularly get the above message. More often than not, this is when trying to copy or read a network resource. If I shut down some applications (most of them!) then it will start working again. This is getting quite frustrating. Any ideas? I am running Windows XP Pro SP2 with 1Gb RAM on a Lenovo Centrino Laptop (R61) -- Keithmeister
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November 11th 09, 10:38 PM
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Insufficient system resources exist to complete the required o
The network resource is typically a mapped network drive or network share on
a Windows server (we have a mixture of 2000, 2003 and 2008) However, this doesn't occur for everybody. -- Keithmeister "R. McCarty" wrote: Is the network resource Server based or just a workgroup PC ? When multiple users are accessing a shared resource there is a limitation on the number of connections that can be made simultaneously. "Keithmeister" wrote in message ... Myself and other users regularly get the above message. More often than not, this is when trying to copy or read a network resource. If I shut down some applications (most of them!) then it will start working again. This is getting quite frustrating. Any ideas? I am running Windows XP Pro SP2 with 1Gb RAM on a Lenovo Centrino Laptop (R61) -- Keithmeister .
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November 11th 09, 11:17 PM
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Insufficient system resources exist to complete the required o
Keithmeister has brought this to us :
The network resource is typically a mapped network drive or network share on a Windows server (we have a mixture of 2000, 2003 and 2008) However, this doesn't occur for everybody. -- Keithmeister Put the exact error message into Google Insufficient system resources exist to complete http://www.google.com.au/#hl=en&q=In...b74ba78ee8f406
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November 11th 09, 11:25 PM
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Insufficient system resources exist to complete the required o
Appreciate the follow up. I'd probably use SysInternals Process
Explorer to monitor one of the PCs that exhibit the problem. You can modify or add specific columns of stats you're interested in. "Keithmeister" wrote in message ... The network resource is typically a mapped network drive or network share on a Windows server (we have a mixture of 2000, 2003 and 2008) However, this doesn't occur for everybody. -- Keithmeister "R. McCarty" wrote: Is the network resource Server based or just a workgroup PC ? When multiple users are accessing a shared resource there is a limitation on the number of connections that can be made simultaneously. "Keithmeister" wrote in message ... Myself and other users regularly get the above message. More often than not, this is when trying to copy or read a network resource. If I shut down some applications (most of them!) then it will start working again. This is getting quite frustrating. Any ideas? I am running Windows XP Pro SP2 with 1Gb RAM on a Lenovo Centrino Laptop (R61) -- Keithmeister .
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November 12th 09, 12:00 AM
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Insufficient system resources exist to complete the required o
I tried that before posting the question here. I downloaded some of the
recommended hot fixes etc but that doesn't seem to have helped. -- Keithmeister "Johnw" wrote: Keithmeister has brought this to us : The network resource is typically a mapped network drive or network share on a Windows server (we have a mixture of 2000, 2003 and 2008) However, this doesn't occur for everybody. -- Keithmeister Put the exact error message into Google Insufficient system resources exist to complete http://www.google.com.au/#hl=en&q=In...b74ba78ee8f406 .
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November 12th 09, 12:44 AM
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Insufficient system resources exist to complete the required o
Mine is one of them.
I'll run this for a while and see what I can find -- Keithmeister "R. McCarty" wrote: Appreciate the follow up. I'd probably use SysInternals Process Explorer to monitor one of the PCs that exhibit the problem. You can modify or add specific columns of stats you're interested in. "Keithmeister" wrote in message ... The network resource is typically a mapped network drive or network share on a Windows server (we have a mixture of 2000, 2003 and 2008) However, this doesn't occur for everybody. -- Keithmeister "R. McCarty" wrote: Is the network resource Server based or just a workgroup PC ? When multiple users are accessing a shared resource there is a limitation on the number of connections that can be made simultaneously. "Keithmeister" wrote in message ... Myself and other users regularly get the above message. More often than not, this is when trying to copy or read a network resource. If I shut down some applications (most of them!) then it will start working again. This is getting quite frustrating. Any ideas? I am running Windows XP Pro SP2 with 1Gb RAM on a Lenovo Centrino Laptop (R61) -- Keithmeister . .
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November 16th 09, 02:23 AM
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Insufficient system resources exist to complete the required o
Can't see anything obviously causing this issue. However, I do find that IE8
is often using a lot of memory, and once I end all instances of IEXPLORE altogether, it starts working. Wondering if Symantec Endpoint Protection 11 doesn't help either -- Keithmeister "R. McCarty" wrote: Appreciate the follow up. I'd probably use SysInternals Process Explorer to monitor one of the PCs that exhibit the problem. You can modify or add specific columns of stats you're interested in. "Keithmeister" wrote in message ... The network resource is typically a mapped network drive or network share on a Windows server (we have a mixture of 2000, 2003 and 2008) However, this doesn't occur for everybody. -- Keithmeister "R. McCarty" wrote: Is the network resource Server based or just a workgroup PC ? When multiple users are accessing a shared resource there is a limitation on the number of connections that can be made simultaneously. "Keithmeister" wrote in message ... Myself and other users regularly get the above message. More often than not, this is when trying to copy or read a network resource. If I shut down some applications (most of them!) then it will start working again. This is getting quite frustrating. Any ideas? I am running Windows XP Pro SP2 with 1Gb RAM on a Lenovo Centrino Laptop (R61) -- Keithmeister . .
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