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  1. Feb 1st, 2002, 11:10 AM #1
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    NetBios() API Function, NRC_OSRESNOTAV Return Value ?

    Does anyone know the cause for NRC_OSRESNOTAV being returned from the NetBios() API function ?

    I have a piece of code executing perfectly on one Windows 2000 Pro machine, giving return value of 0, but on another machine its returning NRC_OSRESNOTAV (35).

    Both machines are Win 2k Pro SP2...
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    Here's what MSDN says:
    #define NRC_OSRESNOTAV 0x35 Required OS resources exhausted

    Or "Operating system resources were exhausted. The application can retry the command later."

    That's kinda vague though.
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    Yeah I know that, I've looked up the nb30.h file and its in there, but its bloody meaningless
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    I'm having the same problem with a "The device is not currently connected but it is a remembered connection. " error message. You'd think somebody would document these things.
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