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-Draino-
I have noticed that when copying files over a network I am experiencing
incredibly poor performance, even calculating the time to move the files
takes just as long as actually moving the damn files! As this is one of the
most basic features of an OS, you'd think that MS would have at the very
least ensured it would work correctly.
Seems MS spent more time making things look pretty than actually making sure
the basics work. On several occasions I've had to leave it copying files
overnight as it was going to take 3 hours to move 200Mb of files -
ridiculous. XP shifted the files in a couple of minutes.
I can't believe that this problem did not exist pre-release........... and
MS released Vista anyway. There has to be a class action here somewhere???
I have tried:
1. Running "netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=disable" (Did Not Work)
2. Installing the hotfix explained at:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/931770 (Did Not Work)
2a. Hotfixes can be found here:
http://hotfix.xable.net/download/index.php?dir=Language Neutral/Vista/
3. Tried going to Control Panel -> Programs And Features and unchecked
"Remote Differential Compression" (Did Not Work)
4. Disabling the Windows Search service "SearchIndexer.exe" (Did Not Work)
5. Tried going to Control panel -> Folder options -> Show Icons, Never
Thumbnails (Did Not Work)
6. Disabling the Windows Explorer Navigation Pane. To do that, Click Start,
and then click Computer. In the top menu, select Organize, Layout, and then
click Navigation Pane. (Did Not Work)
7. Map a network drive to the folder that contains the files that you want
to copy. (Did Not Work)
8. Use Robocopy or xcopy. For example, type the following command at a
command prompt, and then press ENTER: Robocopy source_path destination_path
file_name (HAVE NOT TRIED THIS ONE)!!!!
I am all out of ideas. This is a real MS problem. This is one problem that
could take Vista right out of the picture............ for good. Looks like
MS dropped the ball on Vista....even more so than with WinME, but that's
another story.
Randy D
incredibly poor performance, even calculating the time to move the files
takes just as long as actually moving the damn files! As this is one of the
most basic features of an OS, you'd think that MS would have at the very
least ensured it would work correctly.
Seems MS spent more time making things look pretty than actually making sure
the basics work. On several occasions I've had to leave it copying files
overnight as it was going to take 3 hours to move 200Mb of files -
ridiculous. XP shifted the files in a couple of minutes.
I can't believe that this problem did not exist pre-release........... and
MS released Vista anyway. There has to be a class action here somewhere???
I have tried:
1. Running "netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=disable" (Did Not Work)
2. Installing the hotfix explained at:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/931770 (Did Not Work)
2a. Hotfixes can be found here:
http://hotfix.xable.net/download/index.php?dir=Language Neutral/Vista/
3. Tried going to Control Panel -> Programs And Features and unchecked
"Remote Differential Compression" (Did Not Work)
4. Disabling the Windows Search service "SearchIndexer.exe" (Did Not Work)
5. Tried going to Control panel -> Folder options -> Show Icons, Never
Thumbnails (Did Not Work)
6. Disabling the Windows Explorer Navigation Pane. To do that, Click Start,
and then click Computer. In the top menu, select Organize, Layout, and then
click Navigation Pane. (Did Not Work)
7. Map a network drive to the folder that contains the files that you want
to copy. (Did Not Work)
8. Use Robocopy or xcopy. For example, type the following command at a
command prompt, and then press ENTER: Robocopy source_path destination_path
file_name (HAVE NOT TRIED THIS ONE)!!!!
I am all out of ideas. This is a real MS problem. This is one problem that
could take Vista right out of the picture............ for good. Looks like
MS dropped the ball on Vista....even more so than with WinME, but that's
another story.
Randy D