I recently upgraded an XP system to have a larger hard drive for data storage. The new drive is a 1.5TB drive, replacing the previous 500GB drive. The PC is about 5 years old but still works well, and has 3GB of RAM.
On a recent disk imaging process, it came up with errors writing to the drive. It indicated not enough resources. I tried a reboot (to clear down any untidy memory) but errors kept appearing. I then tried writing from a different machine via the network. This displayed the error message
"Not enough server storage is available to process this command". As a second test I tried to copy a 350GB to the same drive. After seconds, this Windows only command failed.
I determined that the error being returned was m_loSError 1130, or 0x46a
The next stage was Google with this error message and sure enough I have not been the first to receive it. Also, very nicely there is a fix by changing a registry setting.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/304101
Subsequent testing shows that the system is now stable, and I can copy a 350GB file to the same disk drive. As a spin off, I have improved the error reporting of my software to assist with other users hitting he same problem.
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