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I have a laptop and desktop networked through a USB connection. Both
computers have Windows 2000 Professional. The desktop has 2 partitions.
(Drives C and D). The laptop has only the Main Drive C. Each drive is setup
for Sharing.
Until the last 2 days I have been able to browse any of the drives over the
network through My Network Places. Now all of a sudden when I try to access
Drive C on the laptop from the desktop I get the message "\\dell-laptop\Dell
C is not accesible. Not enough server storage is available to process this
command." When I try to access Drive C on the desktop from the laptop I get
the same message. When I try to access Drive D on the desktop from the
laptop it works fine. I can browse all files on Drive D. My printer is
attached to the desktop and I access it through the network from the laptop.
That works fine. The only change that I have made in the last few days was
to upgrade Zone Alarm Pro to version 3.0. I had been using ZAP 2.6 earlier
with no problems and suspected the upgrade might be the culprit. I totally
uninstalled ZAP from both systems, but still have the same problem.
Any suggestions as to how to correct this would be greatly appreciated.
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