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That generally means you do not have enough paged pool memory. &nbsp;First check perfmon to make sure an application isn't handling memory right. <br />
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If all is well MS suggests to zero out this parameter in the reg -<br />
HKEYLM<br />
SYSTEM<br />
CurrentControlSet<br />
Control<br />
Session Manager<br />
Memory Management<br />
PagedPoolSize<br />
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&nbsp;<br />

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That generally means you do not have enough paged pool memory.  First check perfmon to make sure an application isn't handling memory right.

If all is well MS suggests to zero out this parameter in the reg -
HKEYLM
SYSTEM
CurrentControlSet
Control
Session Manager
Memory Management
PagedPoolSize

 


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mmanning98 is right, &nbsp;uhh, actually, service pack is a good place to start.
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mmanning98 is right,  uhh, actually, service pack is a good place to start.

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I'm another vote for the service pack - it works for me all the time.
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I'm another vote for the service pack - it works for me all the time.

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it worked. Should of thought of that myself
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it worked. Should of thought of that myself

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The error 'Not enough server storage space to process this command.' keeps appearing in the event log as a reason for the computer browser not starting. I was hoping someone could let me know what this means, as this is a fairly standard installation of nt server that I have done a couple of times before and used very similar options in setting it up. ie I haven't changes anything from the default values.<br />
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Thanks<br />
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Tom Hodder
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The error 'Not enough server storage space to process this command.' keeps appearing in the event log as a reason for the computer browser not starting. I was hoping someone could let me know what this means, as this is a fairly standard installation of nt server that I have done a couple of times before and used very similar options in setting it up. ie I haven't changes anything from the default values.

Thanks

Tom Hodder

not enough server storage is available to process this command

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