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I've Vista on a new 6600 machine, fast HD and a lot of memory. I'm connecting to a c$ share on my old XP machine, and the file trasnfer rate (when it doesn't hang on teh "calculating" stage) is very very low (54KBPS, sometime 100KBPS) although both connected to a fast ethernet switch. There is a microsoft KB article about this issue, with 4 different ways to fix it. Non of them work !!! (mapped a drive, change the autotunig to disable, remove the navigation pane, tried robocopy). I've seen many posts about it on the net, but no good reply yet, Dani |
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Re-configure NICs' speed in the both computers. This how to may help,
How to configure NIC speed and duplexSo that, you may need to configure the computers' network card speed and duplex. ... How to reset tcpip in xp How to setup TCP/IP in Windows 2000 ... http://www.howtonetworking.com/tcpip...fynicspeed.htm Bob Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE Networking, Internet, Routing, VPN Troubleshooting on http://www.ChicagoTech.net How to Setup Windows, Network, VPN & Remote Access on http://www.HowToNetworking.com "Dani" wrote in message ... Hi, I've Vista on a new 6600 machine, fast HD and a lot of memory. I'm connecting to a c$ share on my old XP machine, and the file trasnfer rate (when it doesn't hang on teh "calculating" stage) is very very low (54KBPS, sometime 100KBPS) although both connected to a fast ethernet switch. There is a microsoft KB article about this issue, with 4 different ways to fix it. Non of them work !!! (mapped a drive, change the autotunig to disable, remove the navigation pane, tried robocopy). I've seen many posts about it on the net, but no good reply yet, Dani |
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Hi, Both configured 100 full duplex. many users complains about this - in the last few days, I've found it's a very common problem, and frankly, I can't understand how vista QA team missed it. the larger the file you copy, the more problem you have... There is a hotfix the addresses part of this problem, it is on technet, http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/931770 I don't know if this works, as I (and the rest of the world) can't get it yet. I'll post a comment if it helps once I would found a way to download it. Dani "Robert L [MVP - Networking]" wrote: Re-configure NICs' speed in the both computers. This how to may help, How to configure NIC speed and duplexSo that, you may need to configure the computers' network card speed and duplex. ... How to reset tcpip in xp How to setup TCP/IP in Windows 2000 ... http://www.howtonetworking.com/tcpip...fynicspeed.htm Bob Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE Networking, Internet, Routing, VPN Troubleshooting on http://www.ChicagoTech.net How to Setup Windows, Network, VPN & Remote Access on http://www.HowToNetworking.com "Dani" wrote in message ... Hi, I've Vista on a new 6600 machine, fast HD and a lot of memory. I'm connecting to a c$ share on my old XP machine, and the file trasnfer rate (when it doesn't hang on teh "calculating" stage) is very very low (54KBPS, sometime 100KBPS) although both connected to a fast ethernet switch. There is a microsoft KB article about this issue, with 4 different ways to fix it. Non of them work !!! (mapped a drive, change the autotunig to disable, remove the navigation pane, tried robocopy). I've seen many posts about it on the net, but no good reply yet, Dani |
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The hotfix didn't fix the problem.... Dani "Dani" wrote: Hi, Both configured 100 full duplex. many users complains about this - in the last few days, I've found it's a very common problem, and frankly, I can't understand how vista QA team missed it. the larger the file you copy, the more problem you have... There is a hotfix the addresses part of this problem, it is on technet, http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/931770 I don't know if this works, as I (and the rest of the world) can't get it yet. I'll post a comment if it helps once I would found a way to download it. Dani "Robert L [MVP - Networking]" wrote: Re-configure NICs' speed in the both computers. This how to may help, How to configure NIC speed and duplexSo that, you may need to configure the computers' network card speed and duplex. ... How to reset tcpip in xp How to setup TCP/IP in Windows 2000 ... http://www.howtonetworking.com/tcpip...fynicspeed.htm Bob Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE Networking, Internet, Routing, VPN Troubleshooting on http://www.ChicagoTech.net How to Setup Windows, Network, VPN & Remote Access on http://www.HowToNetworking.com "Dani" wrote in message ... Hi, I've Vista on a new 6600 machine, fast HD and a lot of memory. I'm connecting to a c$ share on my old XP machine, and the file trasnfer rate (when it doesn't hang on teh "calculating" stage) is very very low (54KBPS, sometime 100KBPS) although both connected to a fast ethernet switch. There is a microsoft KB article about this issue, with 4 different ways to fix it. Non of them work !!! (mapped a drive, change the autotunig to disable, remove the navigation pane, tried robocopy). I've seen many posts about it on the net, but no good reply yet, Dani |
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"Dani" wrote in message ... The hotfix didn't fix the problem.... Dani "Dani" wrote: Hi, Both configured 100 full duplex. many users complains about this - in the last few days, I've found it's a very common problem, and frankly, I can't understand how vista QA team missed it. the larger the file you copy, the more problem you have... There is a hotfix the addresses part of this problem, it is on technet, http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/931770 I don't know if this works, as I (and the rest of the world) can't get it yet. I'll post a comment if it helps once I would found a way to download it. Dani "Robert L [MVP - Networking]" wrote: Re-configure NICs' speed in the both computers. This how to may help, How to configure NIC speed and duplexSo that, you may need to configure the computers' network card speed and duplex. ... How to reset tcpip in xp How to setup TCP/IP in Windows 2000 ... http://www.howtonetworking.com/tcpip...fynicspeed.htm Bob Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE Networking, Internet, Routing, VPN Troubleshooting on http://www.ChicagoTech.net How to Setup Windows, Network, VPN & Remote Access on http://www.HowToNetworking.com "Dani" wrote in message ... Hi, I've Vista on a new 6600 machine, fast HD and a lot of memory. I'm connecting to a c$ share on my old XP machine, and the file trasnfer rate (when it doesn't hang on teh "calculating" stage) is very very low (54KBPS, sometime 100KBPS) although both connected to a fast ethernet switch. There is a microsoft KB article about this issue, with 4 different ways to fix it. Non of them work !!! (mapped a drive, change the autotunig to disable, remove the navigation pane, tried robocopy). I've seen many posts about it on the net, but no good reply yet, Dani Do you by any chance have a third party firewall ? I had a problem with slow push file copies to XP from Vista until I un-installed McAfee's firewall, disabling it was not enough. I have One Care's version of the Windows firewall which seems not to affect speeds (plus a hardware (router) firewall). Tom |
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The problem does not appear network only related! I have the same issue even copying between different drives on the same computer. These drives are all NTFS formatted under XP Pro and when you copy a file from them to a Vista folder it can take several minutes even for a 50k file. I have also had the same issue using Vista Business at work connecting to a Domain network shared drive; copying a file (any size) would result in very long copy times and usually if the file was a document (Word) then it would not copy correctly. "Tom Allen" wrote in message ... "Dani" wrote in message ... The hotfix didn't fix the problem.... Dani "Dani" wrote: Hi, Both configured 100 full duplex. many users complains about this - in the last few days, I've found it's a very common problem, and frankly, I can't understand how vista QA team missed it. the larger the file you copy, the more problem you have... There is a hotfix the addresses part of this problem, it is on technet, http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/931770 I don't know if this works, as I (and the rest of the world) can't get it yet. I'll post a comment if it helps once I would found a way to download it. Dani "Robert L [MVP - Networking]" wrote: Re-configure NICs' speed in the both computers. This how to may help, How to configure NIC speed and duplexSo that, you may need to configure the computers' network card speed and duplex. ... How to reset tcpip in xp How to setup TCP/IP in Windows 2000 ... http://www.howtonetworking.com/tcpip...fynicspeed.htm Bob Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE Networking, Internet, Routing, VPN Troubleshooting on http://www.ChicagoTech.net How to Setup Windows, Network, VPN & Remote Access on http://www.HowToNetworking.com "Dani" wrote in message ... Hi, I've Vista on a new 6600 machine, fast HD and a lot of memory. I'm connecting to a c$ share on my old XP machine, and the file trasnfer rate (when it doesn't hang on teh "calculating" stage) is very very low (54KBPS, sometime 100KBPS) although both connected to a fast ethernet switch. There is a microsoft KB article about this issue, with 4 different ways to fix it. Non of them work !!! (mapped a drive, change the autotunig to disable, remove the navigation pane, tried robocopy). I've seen many posts about it on the net, but no good reply yet, Dani Do you by any chance have a third party firewall ? I had a problem with slow push file copies to XP from Vista until I un-installed McAfee's firewall, disabling it was not enough. I have One Care's version of the Windows firewall which seems not to affect speeds (plus a hardware (router) firewall). Tom |