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    NetBios() API Function, anyone have much experience ?

    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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    well i think according to this, that means the "systems resources are exhausted"

    http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...tbios_7y7m.asp
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    Yes that much I know.
    Its defined as that in the header files, but what the hell does it actually mean ?
    And more to the point, how does one fix it ?!
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    well one computer doesnt have enough resources..

    check the amount of stack and memory space you are using

    also try closing apps and programs that are running.
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