Slow file opening... (No delay on right click)

[Ozan KÖKSAL]

Hi,

I cannot open files with double clicking properly. When I double click a
file (txt, xls, doc, etc...) system waits about 30 seconds then file opens.
If I open application and then call the file from "File/Open" there is no
problem, file opens quickly. Also I determined that if I unplugged the
network cable everything get well, no problems with unplugged network cable.

Windows XP Pro SP1 EN (Joining to a domain.)

There is no delay on right mouse click, this is not a context menu problem I
think.

I have a workaround: I disabled "DHCP Client" service, then give a static
IP, now I have no problem, everything is OK, but I want to resolve this
problem.

Any ideas?

Thanks & Regards

Ozman

 

[Kerry Brown]

Hi,

I cannot open files with double clicking properly. When I double click a
file (txt, xls, doc, etc...) system waits about 30 seconds then file
opens.
If I open application and then call the file from "File/Open" there is no
problem, file opens quickly. Also I determined that if I unplugged the
network cable everything get well, no problems with unplugged network
cable.

Windows XP Pro SP1 EN (Joining to a domain.)

There is no delay on right mouse click, this is not a context menu problem
I
think.

I have a workaround: I disabled "DHCP Client" service, then give a static
IP, now I have no problem, everything is OK, but I want to resolve this
problem.

Any ideas?

Figure out what the differences are between your static and dynamic IP
configuration. Look at DNS settings, node type, DNS suffix etc.

Kerry

 

[Ozan KÖKSAL]

Can anyone help me?

Figure out what the differences are between your static and dynamic IP
configuration. Look at DNS settings, node type, DNS suffix etc.

Kerry

 

[Kerry Brown]

Did you see what the differences are between your static and dynamic setups>
It something in the dynamic setup causing the problem. From both setups open
a command prompt and type

ipconfig /all

Note all the settings. See what the differences are other than the actual
TCP/IP address. Post the results here if you are not sure what to look for.

Kerry