What´s the prob. here?

Got a little problem that i cant get thru..
Had a powerloss at the company last night and when i got into office this
morning i couldn´t connect to the server.
I got a message that said " insufficent space on server to execute command"
I checked the server but the hard drive has about 25 Gb space left .
If anyone have a solution to i would be greatful for some hint to get thru
thru this.

Grimlock

If this is occurring when trying to connect to USB port device on the server
(or USB mounted drives), try connecting to the server hard drive instead.

One of my clients has a case like this now... haven't figuredit out yet. He
gets this exact same message when attempting to connect to a USB shared
drive on the server. But if he connects to the server's hard drive there is
no problem. Also, he can connect to a share if he puts the USB drive on a
USB port on a PCI card USB port. It's just the internal MB USB ports he has
this issue with. They *were* working.

I'd be very interested in hearing the result of your investigation too.

-Frank

"Grimlock" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Got a little problem that i cant get thru..
> Had a powerloss at the company last night and when i got into office this
> morning i couldn´t connect to the server.
> I got a message that said " insufficent space on server to execute
> command"
> I checked the server but the hard drive has about 25 Gb space left .
> If anyone have a solution to i would be greatful for some hint to get thru
> thru this.
>
> Grimlock

I received that error message once about two years ago. I can't
recall exactly what the solution was (I found it by digging through
the MS KB and/or googling), but it had something to do with the virus
scanning software and there was a registry entry which needed to be
tweaked to increase some internal limit. Sorry that's not very
specific! One thing I can tell you for certain is that error message
is very misleading, this has nothing to do with space on the server.

Hey! Thanks for that! I'll have a look at the AV software on my client's
machine when I get a chance.

-Frank

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>I received that error message once about two years ago. I can't
> recall exactly what the solution was (I found it by digging through
> the MS KB and/or googling), but it had something to do with the virus
> scanning software and there was a registry entry which needed to be
> tweaked to increase some internal limit. Sorry that's not very
> specific! One thing I can tell you for certain is that error message
> is very misleading, this has nothing to do with space on the server.
>