Reply With QuoteSounds like the page file is to small. Rebooting will clear the page file (virtual memory). Try increasing the page file.
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Exalted Grand Master Geek
Network is very slow...
Hi all.
I have been having this problem for ages, and don't know what to do about it, other then rebooting all the time.
The network is CAT-5 type, TCP/IP all boxes set to obtain IP addresses etc from the broadband router, which works fine, however, when I try to send a DivX file to the mediaplayer box, the transfer starts, but goes exteremely slowly, with Windows saying it will take around 136 minutes to move the 530MB file...
However, if I reboot, then try to send the file, it goes at full speed.
This happens every single time, and I can always get the file to transfer at full network speed, if I reboot the machine I am sending the file from...
Just wondering if there is anything I can do to stop this.
"An expert is someone who will tell you why you can't do something." - Alec Issigonis (designer of the Mini)
Exalted Grand Master Geek
Sounds like the page file is to small. Rebooting will clear the page file (virtual memory). Try increasing the page file.
Exalted Grand Master Geek
Cool - thanks - will do this, and post back with the results.
"An expert is someone who will tell you why you can't do something." - Alec Issigonis (designer of the Mini)
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