Slow File Transfer. Please help.

we have 1 win2003 server as file/print server. 15
workstations are connected to it (all winXP). The problem
is that when users try to save their docs on the file
server the access time is so slow. network is operating at
100mbps. is there a way to hasten this one? its really
irritating sometimes.

"renzki" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:<12bf01c48c1f$747b02b0$(E-Mail Removed)>...
> we have 1 win2003 server as file/print server. 15
> workstations are connected to it (all winXP). The problem
> is that when users try to save their docs on the file
> server the access time is so slow. network is operating at
> 100mbps. is there a way to hasten this one? its really
> irritating sometimes.

I am having a similar problem, but my problem is more specific to
downloading from the server on a win2000 or XP workstation. Don't
know why but Win98 workstations are fine.

On a side note, the server also bluescreens two or three times before
booting up. Normally I would say it were a driver issue but then why
would it finally boot up without me removing any drivers? I don't
know if these two issues related, but nothing surprises me lately.

so what now?


>-----Original Message-----
>"renzki" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:<12bf01c48c1f$747b02b0$(E-Mail Removed)>...
>> we have 1 win2003 server as file/print server. 15
>> workstations are connected to it (all winXP). The
problem
>> is that when users try to save their docs on the file
>> server the access time is so slow. network is operating
at
>> 100mbps. is there a way to hasten this one? its really
>> irritating sometimes.
>
>I am having a similar problem, but my problem is more
specific to
>downloading from the server on a win2000 or XP
workstation. Don't
>know why but Win98 workstations are fine.
>
>On a side note, the server also bluescreens two or three
times before
>booting up. Normally I would say it were a driver issue
but then why
>would it finally boot up without me removing any
drivers? I don't
>know if these two issues related, but nothing surprises
me lately.
>.
>

Can anyone help us on the above posts?????

Thanks,
Justin

"renzki" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:<1b9701c48ce6$b0f10a10$(E-Mail Removed)>...
> so what now?
>
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >"renzki" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:<12bf01c48c1f$747b02b0$(E-Mail Removed)>...
> >> we have 1 win2003 server as file/print server. 15
> >> workstations are connected to it (all winXP). The
> problem
> >> is that when users try to save their docs on the file
> >> server the access time is so slow. network is operating
> at
> >> 100mbps. is there a way to hasten this one? its really
> >> irritating sometimes.
> >
> >I am having a similar problem, but my problem is more
> specific to
> >downloading from the server on a win2000 or XP
> workstation. Don't
> >know why but Win98 workstations are fine.
> >
> >On a side note, the server also bluescreens two or three
> times before
> >booting up. Normally I would say it were a driver issue
> but then why
> >would it finally boot up without me removing any
> drivers? I don't
> >know if these two issues related, but nothing surprises
> me lately.
> >.
> >

Alright, just to give details, I have removed SMB signing, changed ACK
frequency to 1, installed the subsequent hotfix, and still I am having
this slow share access problem!!! This is driving me nuts!! I never
had this problem with any Windows 2000 Server. What am I doing
wrong???




(E-Mail Removed) (Justin) wrote in message news:<(E-Mail Removed). com>...
> Can anyone help us on the above posts?????
>
> Thanks,
> Justin
>
> "renzki" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:<1b9701c48ce6$b0f10a10$(E-Mail Removed)>...
> > so what now?
> >
> >
> > >-----Original Message-----
> > >"renzki" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:<12bf01c48c1f$747b02b0$(E-Mail Removed)>...
> > >> we have 1 win2003 server as file/print server. 15
> > >> workstations are connected to it (all winXP). The
> problem
> > >> is that when users try to save their docs on the file
> > >> server the access time is so slow. network is operating
> at
> > >> 100mbps. is there a way to hasten this one? its really
> > >> irritating sometimes.
> > >
> > >I am having a similar problem, but my problem is more
> specific to
> > >downloading from the server on a win2000 or XP
> workstation. Don't
> > >know why but Win98 workstations are fine.
> > >
> > >On a side note, the server also bluescreens two or three
> times before
> > >booting up. Normally I would say it were a driver issue
> but then why
> > >would it finally boot up without me removing any
> drivers? I don't
> > >know if these two issues related, but nothing surprises
> me lately.
> > >.
> > >