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not enough memory (to log on to NT)

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unit512

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All of a sudden every Windows 95/98 workstation gets the message:<br>&quot;Not enough memory. Quit some programs&quot;<br><br>when we try to log on to the NT server.<br><br>Some times we can log on but cannot map a drive (we get the same error).<br><br>MSN Tech says put the latest service pack on, but we have SP6.<br><br>Can anyone help?
 
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It is not an NT issue. It is a 9x issue. Make sure you are using the latest version of the IP stack (if you are using IP). Have you changed any network settings recently?
 
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Hi...<br><br>I did finally figure it out.<br><br>1.&nbsp;&nbsp;Removed PPTP from the NT server.<br>2. That changed the message to
 
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Sorry but, I came in late on this. HOW would Point to Point Tunnelling Protocol cause such a message?
 
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