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  Steve,

  Thanks a lot for the link to this article.
  It was most helpful.

  I also found this forum useful post:
  http://www.techsupportforum.com/Networking-Forum/networking-support/114373-cant-map-new-network-drive.html

  In particular, he said to check the event log of the computer that you are trying to connect to (the remote computer) to search for an event ID 2011, which would be entered in the time you finally tried to connect and does not.
  I did alt-click on the icon MY COMPUTER (from the remote computer) and the menu HANDLE, click the EVENT VIEWER folder (in the left pane), and then the SYSTEM folder under that.
  On the right pane, I found an ad for the event ID 2011 at the time wherever I finally tried to connect.

  To test this, I went to the VISTA laptop and tried to connect the computer to Office XP again, which gives a different error message on the VISTA laptop.
  When I went back on the XP desktop I tried to connect to and looked again to the event log, of course ANOTHER event ID 2011 has been registered with the new time of my additional attempt to connect.

  He confirmed that it was likely that the IRPStackSize was the problem, as your proposed article.

  Then I printed article how DO TO SAVE AND RESTORE the REGISTER to: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/322756/
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  I then went in regedit on the desktop in XP for the
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  There was NOT an entry for IRPStackSize in the right pane, so I followed the instructions in the add - it and change it to decimal 15.
  I rebooted and tried to connect but still got the same error.
  The article said that the default value is 15, so I assumed that adding input IRPStackSize to 15 has not changed anything.

  So I went into regedit and changed the value of IRPStackSize of 15 to 18, restarted and it solved the problem.

  I found that the following articles is also useful in the resolution of this problem (aside from the one you gave):

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/285089

  http://www.smartcomputing.com/editorial/article.asp?article=articles/archive/r0803/10r03/10r03.asp

  I typed this all this while this might help others who may encounter this same
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  Thanks much for the lead.

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• Windows Server 2008 32 bit - "not enough server storage is available to process this command."

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• "Not enough server storage is available to process this command."

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  Could you tell what antivirus software you have installed on your Windows XP machine?

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