Hello, I see this too, but I have *some* resolve for you...
The first thing I always do, as force of habit, is to go into my network
properties and lock my network controller to 100MB Full Duplex, but when I
did this on Vista my network performance became AWFUL!!! As you mentioned,
copying files on the network could never exceed 5-10% utilization.
So with Vista, I have to use "Auto Detect" for the network settings, and it
is much better, but still not perfect. When copying large files, I get huge
bursts of up to 90% utilization, and then usage drops all the way to zero
for a couple of seconds, and then bursts to the top again... avg.
utilization will be about 40-50%. But, at least I can work now! When I first
encountered this problem the network performance was so bad I was wondering
how long I'd be able to stick with it!
--Jon
"Stuart [MVP]" <StuartMVP@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Yes, I've see that too. The problem is worse over a LAN/WAN connection,
> especially if you try and transfer large, single files (See my post on
> this
> elsewhere in this newsgroup). I'd suggest you try a command line transfer
> and
> see how that performs.
>
> Stuart.
> ----------
>
> "turtlesoup" wrote:
>
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'm running Vista x86 RC2 and have noticed really poor copy speeds.
>> When I copy files that are 100*MB *or more I can get around 40 MB/s.
>> That's copying from one drive to another (sata drives).
>>
>> But when I copy smaller files around 100*KB* then I can only get copy
>> speeds of about 7 MB/s. This is about half the speed I can get in XP.
>> Also, when I try and delete a bunch of these 100KB or so files, it
>> seems to take a really long time.
>>
>> Anyone know what's going on with that?
>>
>>
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