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October 4th 07, 10:56 AM
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How to disable "copy" Time Remaining
Hi. When I'm triyng to copy something, even if is very short in space, it
take too long thinking about the time that it will take to copy or move the file(s). Is there a way to disable it? Copy a file in xp is easier. Regards, Marco 
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October 4th 07, 11:18 AM
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How to disable "copy" Time Remaining
Hi. Thanks. Where can I disable it?
Regards, Marco "Mike Brannigan" wrote: "Marco" wrote in message ... Hi. When I'm triyng to copy something, even if is very short in space, it take too long thinking about the time that it will take to copy or move the file(s). Is there a way to disable it? Copy a file in xp is easier. Regards, Marco No - but you can make it a little shorter by disabling the remote difference compression feature as this is in part related to the calculation being performed. I also believe that a patch was either released yesterday or shortly that will improve this somewhat further. -- Mike Brannigan
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October 4th 07, 12:21 PM
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How to disable "copy" Time Remaining
Start - Control Panel -Programs and Features - Turn Windows features on or
off Uncheck 'Remote Differential Compression' Press OK "Marco" wrote in message ... Hi. Thanks. Where can I disable it? Regards, Marco "Mike Brannigan" wrote: "Marco" wrote in message ... Hi. When I'm triyng to copy something, even if is very short in space, it take too long thinking about the time that it will take to copy or move the file(s). Is there a way to disable it? Copy a file in xp is easier. Regards, Marco No - but you can make it a little shorter by disabling the remote difference compression feature as this is in part related to the calculation being performed. I also believe that a patch was either released yesterday or shortly that will improve this somewhat further. -- Mike Brannigan
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