Hi,
I have an important problem with the file sharing on my small network
(3 PCs); the computer with the operating system Vista 64 bit freezes.
When I try to copy several files from a computer XP SP3 32 bit to the
main computer Vista 64 bit, the main computer freezes completely. I
can’t reach the tasks manager, I am obliged to restart the computer with
the reset button. For this reason I can’t see in the Windows logs the
event error. I checked so that the computers communicate with the same
protocols of authentification, but that does not change anything. I can
sometimes copy one file without problem, I can also share data bases SQL
(Outlook) without problem, I can see the computer in the network and
view the directories in the share partition, but I can’t exchanged large
files or moved blocs of files. Could somebody help me please?


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On XP install this hotfix 'Network Map in Windows Vista does not display
computers that are running Windows XP'
(http://support.microsoft.com/kb/922120)
maybe it help


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Flavius

Flavius,

I can see all computers of my network on each computer. I tried a
transfer of a bloc of files with the Vista PC to my laptop installed
with Windows 7 RC and I have the same problem. It seems that the
problem is on the Vista PC. I looked the link you propose, I checked all
documentation (port sharing etc.) and the setup seem ok. I made a
request at Microsoft to obtain the fix kb922120 for the XP computer,
when I receive it I will install the fix. However, at this time I have
no solution for the Vista problem.


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While this may be a network issue it may also be a conflicting software or a
hardware issue on the Vista 64 machine

Trouble and Flavius,

Thank you for your assistance! The problem it's resolved by uninstalled
and delete the driver of the network card Intel PRO/1000 PL and
reinstalled it with the original Intel CD. It was necessary to erase the
driver because Microsoft Vista always reinstalled the bad driver and do
not detect the trouble with the network card. However, the advanced and
tools options of the Intel driver disappear after the reboot of the
system. At this time, it seems that that does not affect the computer.
But is it a sign of new problem?

Sincerly

Phil


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