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Old May 21st 09, 06:56 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.performance_maintenance
Iain[_8_]
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Default Large fize sizes slow performance...

Hi,

I'm running vista SP1 and store a lot of VERY large files, 29gb is not
unusual.

These files are mainly video AVI files.

Each time I access the directory which hold these files my systems hangs for
about 10 minutes and then works again. If I move my mouse over one of these
files, it seems to work, but shortly afterwards it hangs again.

In the background I can hear the discs working overtime and windows resource
monitor clocks up massive disc usage.

Looking through support forums, they suggested turning off thumbnails, which
I did but there was no difference.

Any thoughts?

For reference my system is as follows:

AMD x64 - 6000 (3gz)
4gb main memory
adaptec 5805 raid controller, controlling 2 arrays
Array 1 3 x 500gb - 1TB available
Array 2 4 x 1TB - 3TB available

The files are stored on array 1
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Old May 27th 09, 08:04 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.performance_maintenance
pauliewalnuts
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Default Large fize sizes slow performance...


When you open a file folder in Vista it scans the whole folder for some
reason, and it also scans all the subfolders, too. If you have a couple
layers of folders and subfolders with more than a couple of really big
files in each one, Vista is going to scan the folder, the files within,
and then the subfolders and the files in those folders. I don't know why
it does this and I don't know how to turn it off. My advice to you is to
make a specific file for each large file.


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Old May 31st 09, 03:41 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.performance_maintenance
Tae Song
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Default Large fize sizes slow performance...


"Iain" Iain @discussions.microsoft.com wrote in message
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Hi,

I'm running vista SP1 and store a lot of VERY large files, 29gb is not
unusual.

These files are mainly video AVI files.

Each time I access the directory which hold these files my systems hangs
for
about 10 minutes and then works again. If I move my mouse over one of
these
files, it seems to work, but shortly afterwards it hangs again.

In the background I can hear the discs working overtime and windows
resource
monitor clocks up massive disc usage.

Looking through support forums, they suggested turning off thumbnails,
which
I did but there was no difference.

Any thoughts?

For reference my system is as follows:

AMD x64 - 6000 (3gz)
4gb main memory
adaptec 5805 raid controller, controlling 2 arrays
Array 1 3 x 500gb - 1TB available
Array 2 4 x 1TB - 3TB available

The files are stored on array 1


Download ShellExView and try disabling Video Thumbnail Extractor. I don't
know if it will fix the problem, but it might help.

http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/shexview.zip

 




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