Tracy,

Thanks for that, as is always the case this is at a users site so I will have to get them to test it their end (this may take some time).

I'll let you know how it goes.

Caroline

>Yes, but it can be a few different things that can cause it:
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>1. Windows 95 is limited to 2 GB. What's happening is that the volume size and the available space are maxed out at 2 GB, while the used space is being calculated as the volume size less the available space.
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>2. Install the Win95 OS support packs from Novell and install the latest client software from Novell for Windows 95.
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>3. Install the latest OS patches for the server (include some of the small patches like the ones for map.exe, etc). You don't mention what version of Novell it is and what support packs are installed.
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>4. Login as Administrator (regardless of the rights assigned the current user you are logging in as) and try the install.
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>5. Install from a Windows 98 machine.
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>6. Ensure you have a sufficient number of Novell licenses (have someone else logout and try it again). This is typical when you exceed the maximum number of users on a Novell system and you have enabled to allow them to login via security.
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>I would try 4&5&6 together as one step first. Go to a Win98 workstation, have one person log out temporarily on any other workstation, login as admin and try it from there.
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>Tracy
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>>Hi all,
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>>Has anyone come across this one.
>>When running a setup on a 95 workstation and selecting a mapped drive to a Novell server (with full access rights) ISE reported that it didn't have enough free disk space to run the install, it then comes up with a screen enabling you to change drive and reporting the current availability, unfortunately all the mapped drives reported 0 bytes of free space.
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>>Any ideas?
>>Thanks in anticipation