Insufficient System Resources for requeste service - XP Pr..

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Upon starting various applications I hit a snag in Windows XP SP2 (all
patches up to date) with the following error:

Insufficient system resources exists to complete the requested service.

This is regardless of which application I try to launch at this point.

After closing down a few applications, I can manage to launch another
new one, without the aforementioned error message.

When this happens, I am nowhere near my limit of paging file or
physical RAM usage.

I'm running a following system:

- Atlon 64 3400+ 2.2GHz
- 2 x 512 MB PC3200 RAM
- 2 x 160 GB of HD (plenty of space left on all partitions)
- Dedicated AGP and Sound cards (no on-board stuff enabled)
- TDS-3 Antitrojan
- NOD32 Antivirus

I have tried the following fixes:

- Let windows manage paging file size
- Grow paging file size manually
- Make two paging files on separate partitions
- Increase system cache size to large
- Increase Icon, File and system cache
- Disable Kernel dump (use small memory dump)
- Disable running background processes
- many others suggested here.

I have checked my system for trojans, virii, scumware, adware
and malware. There is none (I run over 20 different scanners,
including the best at, av, as, etc.).

Is there a fix for this, other than not running too many applications
at the same time?

I though this problem was supposed to be fixed in sp2?





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Pasi Keinänen
"God made the integers, all else is the work of man." Kronecker, Leopold

 

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Pasi Keinänen wrote:
> Upon starting various applications I hit a snag in Windows XP SP2 (all
> patches up to date) with the following error:
>
> Insufficient system resources exists to complete the requested
> service.
>
> This is regardless of which application I try to launch at this point.
>
> After closing down a few applications, I can manage to launch another
> new one, without the aforementioned error message.
>
> When this happens, I am nowhere near my limit of paging file or
> physical RAM usage.
>
> I'm running a following system:
>
> - Atlon 64 3400+ 2.2GHz
> - 2 x 512 MB PC3200 RAM
> - 2 x 160 GB of HD (plenty of space left on all partitions)
> - Dedicated AGP and Sound cards (no on-board stuff enabled)
> - TDS-3 Antitrojan
> - NOD32 Antivirus
>
> I have tried the following fixes:
>
> - Let windows manage paging file size
> - Grow paging file size manually
> - Make two paging files on separate partitions
> - Increase system cache size to large
> - Increase Icon, File and system cache
> - Disable Kernel dump (use small memory dump)
> - Disable running background processes
> - many others suggested here.
>
> I have checked my system for trojans, virii, scumware, adware
> and malware. There is none (I run over 20 different scanners,
> including the best at, av, as, etc.).
>
> Is there a fix for this, other than not running too many applications
> at the same time?
>
> I though this problem was supposed to be fixed in sp2?

What, if anything, is showing up in Event Viewer logs that relate to the
problem?

Q