That's the sort of beardy answer that used to give Linux a bad name.

Most people just want to use their computer.

Regards


"dean-dean" <dean-dean@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit dans le message de
news:F011C9D4-FB61-4D17-84BA-99934199B46A@microsoft.com...
> You might try disabling Remote Differential Compression.
>
> You can disable it by going to Control Panel\Programs and Features > Turn
> Windows Features On or Off.
>
>
> "Blizzke" <Blizzke@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:5356B0FD-C245-4A1A-BE4C-740749CF034B@microsoft.com...
>> My Vista (Business) laptop has a network share that is mounted on my
>> desktop
>> PC as a drive letter (net use ...). If I start my backup (it also backs
>> up a
>> large amount of data from the laptop), after about 2 minutes the laptop
>> CPU
>> usage goes to 100%.
>>
>> Using some tools I found out that the system is using all the CPU, more
>> specific SRV.SYS
>>
>> Any clues on how to solve this? I never experienced this problem with XP.
>> Net search brought up little about it. I've tried KB931770 because the
>> description looked familiar but it doesn't resolve the situation.
>