Sabrewulf165
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Sorry if this is old news or a repost, but I've been looking for solutions to these problems for a while and thought I'd share.
These two links are for the hotfixes that are supposed to fix slow file copying/moving:
http://blog.jasonspix.com/?p=496
http://blog.jasonspix.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/04/Windows6.0-KB931770-x86.msu
He also links to a site that hosts both the x86 and x64 hotfixes.
Then there is the trick for fixing slow network transfers/timeouts:
http://tidky.jeffkaplan.net/2007/05/13/vista-slow-network/
I'll be trying these on my x64 Ultimate install when I get home. Hope this helps somebody!
These two links are for the hotfixes that are supposed to fix slow file copying/moving:
http://blog.jasonspix.com/?p=496
http://blog.jasonspix.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/04/Windows6.0-KB931770-x86.msu
He also links to a site that hosts both the x86 and x64 hotfixes.
Then there is the trick for fixing slow network transfers/timeouts:
http://tidky.jeffkaplan.net/2007/05/13/vista-slow-network/
The synopsis is that their appears to be a problem with Vista being too smart for its own good, with the addition of the Receive Window Auto-Tuning Level setting in the TCP/IP stack.
Disabling this setting fixed the timeout problem in FF2 and Windows Live Writer on my machine. Make sure youre running as an Administrator (can open a command window as Administrator) and execute the following command at the prompt:
netsh interface tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabled
Changing disabled to normal will re-enable this setting, should you want to turn it back on again. The following command will list the status of the current TCP settings:
netsh interface tcp show global"
I'll be trying these on my x64 Ultimate install when I get home. Hope this helps somebody!