Cannot transfer large files over lan. Hello I have two computers which they are connected with 10/100 NIC cards. The problem is that while i can transfer files up to 100 mb i cannot transfer large files (700+), the transfer stops and it gives the message...

1 TB SATA 2 - WIN XP PRO - SP3 The problem is when I try to transfer any large files (20 mb +) from HD to the Kingston flash drive via USB (front or back). Sometimes you see the file transfer window with the timer at the bottom counting up 10, 30, 40 min...

Can ping and transfer files but cannot not access net.... Archived from groups: microsoft.public.broadbandnet.hardware () We have a problem with one computer on our network. We can ping the computer and transfer large files accross the network. But we...

No it is not. It was supposed to be, down to replacing the NFTS file system, but microsoft was unable to work enough of the bugs out of the new file system, so they shitcanned it for vista. In short, and not entirely accurate, but close enough for government...

drives using any of these technologies. USB 2.0 is the least expensive. If you are wanting to move files back and forth in a file sharing over the network sort of way look no furthur than Gigabit networking. For transfer of large files over a network that...

internet with no problem. I can share file between 2 XPs. However, when I transfer files from the WinXP to Win Me, it works for the first 5 secords. After five seconds, my computer will hang. So any large file cannot be transferred (e.g. 6M). Any...

it only for internet browsing? No file transfer? When I bought it from amazon I saw all the 5 star reviews and unless I was going to transfer large files over transfer I would have agreed too. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.broadbandnet.hardware...

to only one other person with audio and/or video at a time. Some activities cause large amounts of data to be sent between the computers in your meeting (for example, using audio and sharing several programs while transferring a large file). In extreme...

and mounted them in the same computer, I got similar results copying from drive to drive. I used xcopy to transfer the files, and timed it within the command script, typically using very large files. Inexpensive NAS's don't have the sorts of processors...

never run into an issue where it only affects certain activities. I have two other computers wirelessly connected that transfer large files perfectly fine, so I have ruled out the router as the source of the problem. All computers are all WELL within...