Computer does not connect to network computers after installing Acronis Home 2010
Computer does not connect to nework computers after installing Acronis True Image Home 2010. Acronis True Image Home 2009 does not have this issue. I just installed November 3rd udate release also same problem. Any comments or suggestion.
I have the reverse issue ... my laptop with Acronis True Image Home 2010 installed will not allow my networked desktop computer to connect. Help!
Take a look at this KB article and also the instructions in this post. Hopefully, it will help.
Thank-you very much MudCrab. That was the clearest explanation of a fix I've seen. I was comfortable creating & changing the IRPStackSize value from your post. At first it didn't seem to work (I restarted the laptop each time) so I kept increasing the value (now at 45). Then I restarted both the desktop and the laptop machines & voila - it works!
Now I have a follow up question: Is there any reason not to leave the IRPStackSize value at 45? Should I start trying to lower it again for some reason?
I really appreciate your help & advice on this.
Dave Borrowman
Dave,
If you lower the value, the problem will most likely come back. However, there shouldn't be any harm in trying it.
Thank-you very much MudCrab. That was the clearest explanation of a fix I've seen. I was comfortable creating & changing the IRPStackSize value from your post. At first it didn't seem to work (I restarted the laptop each time) so I kept increasing the value (now at 45). Then I restarted both the desktop and the laptop machines & voila - it works!
Now I have a follow up question: Is there any reason not to leave the IRPStackSize value at 45? Should I start trying to lower it again for some reason?I really appreciate your help & advice on this.
Dave Borrowman
It is perfectly fine to leave the IRPStackSize value at what you now have it set to.
Great! Thanks very much GoneToPlaid. Obviously I don't understand exactly what the implications of this setting value.
Dave
Great! Thanks very much GoneToPlaid. Obviously I don't understand exactly what the implications of this setting value.
Dave
No worries. Increasing the value of IRQStackSize to what you did consumes just a very small amount of additional memory. But obviously you need the larger value in order to account for all of the software installed on your computer which performs low level I/O operations, regardless of whether those operations are for the hard disks or even for USB devices such as memory sticks or external USB drives. According to Microsoft, the value you set still is way below the maximum recommended limit.