When running in real mode NetBIOS, Windows
requires a Network Heap. This heap is controlled by the option
[386Enh] NetHeapSize in the SYSTEM.INI file. As the network is
loaded, Windows will use more network heap, and under high loading
it may run out of Network Heap. If this happens, Windows will
display a blue screen telling you to increase the size of the
Network heap. However under some conditions when Windows tries to
display the blue screen message, it may crash the Computer. You
will have to power down the computer, then restart.
If you use Windows for Workgroups 3.11, and Citect is using the
NetBEUE protocol, the network heap is not used, as the protocol
runs in protected mode. This problem may occur with Windows 3.1,
Windows for Workgroups 3.1 when running the Novel Netware NetBIOS
protocol or other real mode NetBIOS protocols. |