I installed a SATA drive on a workstation as drive D (secondary drive),
formated it NTFS, shared it, and it works fine on the workstation, can
access
the network - win server 2003 - copy files, access any other workstation.
I
can see both drive C (an IDE drive - master) & D. When I try to access
drive
C or the SATA drive from another workstation or the server, I get an error
message that it is accessable and "not enough server storage is available
to
process this command". If I unplug the SATA drive, then I can access
drive C
without any problem. I installed the operating system on the SATA drive
and
have it as a stand alone drive and same issues. It all seems to revolve
around the SATA drive. Seagate says because it works fine on the machine,
it
is not a hard drive problem but a network problem.
Anyone have any ideas?
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