B
Banwari
Hello Guys,
I am facing a strange problem for last few days. I have 5 partitions on
my 2 40GB Seagate 5200RPM hard drives. I use Windows XP Professional.
Formerly Linux had occupied 10 GBs, now I formatted it as NTFS
partition. Alto I enabled Compression on this partition.
I have at least 20,000 files in a folder which are of asp, aspx and
image file formats. Everything was working fine till few days back but
now problem is that as soon as I click on that folder(which has
thousands of files), it takes at least 30 seconds to enter that folder.
in between, if I click somewhere else on this window, I see 'Not
Responding' on the title bar of the window.
I tried moving this folder to another drive, its working fine there.
Also If I move this folder into some other folder on the same
partition, then problem stops to occur while clicking this folder but
comes with the folder in which I moved it. I guess the problem lies
within the root folders only.
please suggest what's wrong with what? what's the culprit, the disk,
the OS or what?
thnx n best regards,
I am facing a strange problem for last few days. I have 5 partitions on
my 2 40GB Seagate 5200RPM hard drives. I use Windows XP Professional.
Formerly Linux had occupied 10 GBs, now I formatted it as NTFS
partition. Alto I enabled Compression on this partition.
I have at least 20,000 files in a folder which are of asp, aspx and
image file formats. Everything was working fine till few days back but
now problem is that as soon as I click on that folder(which has
thousands of files), it takes at least 30 seconds to enter that folder.
in between, if I click somewhere else on this window, I see 'Not
Responding' on the title bar of the window.
I tried moving this folder to another drive, its working fine there.
Also If I move this folder into some other folder on the same
partition, then problem stops to occur while clicking this folder but
comes with the folder in which I moved it. I guess the problem lies
within the root folders only.
please suggest what's wrong with what? what's the culprit, the disk,
the OS or what?
thnx n best regards,