Every time I open Excel I get "Not Enough System Resources" error message. I
went to the task manager and there doesn't appear to be a visable problem
there. I have shut down and brought my PC back up and only went into Excel
and still got the error.

Any ideas?

Hi

See if this helps:
http://www.contextures.com/xlfaqApp.html#xlb

HTH. Best wishes Harald

"Erika" skrev i melding
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Every time I open Excel I get "Not Enough System Resources" error message.
I
went to the task manager and there doesn't appear to be a visable problem
there. I have shut down and brought my PC back up and only went into
Excel
and still got the error.

Any ideas?

Harald,

I did a search and there are no .xlb files on my computer - any other ideas
that I could try?

"Harald Staff" wrote:

Hi

See if this helps:
http://www.contextures.com/xlfaqApp.html#xlb

HTH. Best wishes Harald

"Erika" skrev i melding
...
Every time I open Excel I get "Not Enough System Resources" error message.
I
went to the task manager and there doesn't appear to be a visable problem
there. I have shut down and brought my PC back up and only went into
Excel
and still got the error.

Any ideas?

Any AddIns? Have you made any changes to them. It is a long shot, but... In
your task manager what is the CPU usage and the memory usage? Have you run a
virus scan. Anything new in your Excel Startup folder? No guarantee that any
of this will help but that is where I would start.

Jim Thomlinson


"Erika" wrote:

Harald,

I did a search and there are no .xlb files on my computer - any other ideas
that I could try?

"Harald Staff" wrote:

Hi

See if this helps:
http://www.contextures.com/xlfaqApp.html#xlb

HTH. Best wishes Harald

"Erika" skrev i melding
...
Every time I open Excel I get "Not Enough System Resources" error message.
I
went to the task manager and there doesn't appear to be a visable problem
there. I have shut down and brought my PC back up and only went into
Excel
and still got the error.

Any ideas?

Several years ago there was a similar discussion.

If appears that an accumulation in trash container, internet files, cookies,
delete folders, etc... can have an adverse effect on Excel. These should be
cleaned out on a regular basis. Additionally one should use something like
Norton Disc Doctor and Speed Disc to keep the hard drive up to snuff. And
lets not forget viruses and Spyware.

Keep that computer clean... see if this helps...

rand451

"Jim Thomlinson" wrote in message
...
Any AddIns? Have you made any changes to them. It is a long shot, but...
In
your task manager what is the CPU usage and the memory usage? Have you run
a
virus scan. Anything new in your Excel Startup folder? No guarantee that
any
of this will help but that is where I would start.

Jim Thomlinson


"Erika" wrote:

Harald,

I did a search and there are no .xlb files on my computer - any other
ideas
that I could try?

"Harald Staff" wrote:

Hi

See if this helps:
http://www.contextures.com/xlfaqApp.html#xlb

HTH. Best wishes Harald

"Erika" skrev i melding
...
Every time I open Excel I get "Not Enough System Resources" error
message.
I
went to the task manager and there doesn't appear to be a visable
problem
there. I have shut down and brought my PC back up and only went into
Excel
and still got the error.

Any ideas?

Make sure you look through hidden folders and for hidden files.

Maybe looking again using an old DOS command would help:

(Windows start button|run
for winNT/win2k (winXP): cmd
for win9*, type: command

Then

dir c:\*.xlb /s /ah

(change that C: to the drive that holds excel.exe.)


Erika wrote:

Harald,

I did a search and there are no .xlb files on my computer - any other ideas
that I could try?

"Harald Staff" wrote:

Hi

See if this helps:
http://www.contextures.com/xlfaqApp.html#xlb

HTH. Best wishes Harald

"Erika" skrev i melding
...
Every time I open Excel I get "Not Enough System Resources" error message.
I
went to the task manager and there doesn't appear to be a visable problem
there. I have shut down and brought my PC back up and only went into
Excel
and still got the error.

Any ideas?




--

Dave Peterson