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I've got two ME computers (1-desktop, 1 notebook) networked
via linksys router. Most everything works fine. However, when trying to copy from one computer to the other (desktop to laptop) small sized files (many 1KB) the system will take forever and then write (sometimes) the wrong file size on the laptop. For example one folder on the desktop has 40 files each having just 1KB file sizes. After copying several files have more than 1KB. One 79KB, one 22,785KB, 38KB, etc. Large file sizes copy just fine. Last night I copied a 12MB file over the wireless to laptop in less than 2 minutes. I've tried this over the wireless network as well as wired ethernet. The problem is the same on both. Any ideas on what I need to check? Thanks folks. Steve Cleland |
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www.careyholzman.com/netfixes.htm
Carey "Steve Cleland" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:134101c439b9$c7b77ac0$(E-Mail Removed)... > I've got two ME computers (1-desktop, 1 notebook) networked > via linksys router. Most everything works fine. However, > when trying to copy from one computer to the other (desktop > to laptop) small sized files (many 1KB) the system will > take forever and then write (sometimes) the wrong file size > on the laptop. For example one folder on the desktop has > 40 files each having just 1KB file sizes. After copying > several files have more than 1KB. One 79KB, one 22,785KB, > 38KB, etc. Large file sizes copy just fine. Last night I > copied a 12MB file over the wireless to laptop in less than > 2 minutes. > > I've tried this over the wireless network as well as wired > ethernet. The problem is the same on both. > > Any ideas on what I need to check? > > Thanks folks. |
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