I never had this issue before, my PC has not moved physically.
My PC (XP SP2) has XP re-installed and all MS and IBM drivers applied.
I try to copy 1 500MB file (.PST file) to our file server (Win2003 R2
Std SP1).
File transfer is around 2Mbps in our LAN, very unlike our network. Do
you have any tips to help troubleshoot this.
I copy one 500MB file FROM our file server at about 60Mbps.
During the copy of the file TO the file server, the PC is quite slow,
after about 4 or 5 minutes, the file copy times out with an error
"Cannot copy file XXX, path name too long" (or similar message). I
know that is not the case, both path names are under 255 characters and
both (source destination) are NTFS drives.
SP2 - add network places logon problem ... I have a file server (Lacie ethernet disk which runs ... Before I installed SP2, I used to add network places, ... Now with SP2 installed, I can no longer login.... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.network_web)
RE: Cannot delete files from network share after XP SP 2 ... I'm having the same issue with a few systems that were upgraded to SP2 except ... I can't delete file off a Server 2003 file server.... > generates in the shared folder, and it seems like it is ... > locking the files or folder open. ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.network_web)
can not wake from standby after sp2 is installed ... i have been using one xp-pro computer as a file server on my home ... after installing sp2 it does NOT wake up again, ... ignores the setting for the network adapter which tells it to disable ... the thing still wakes up when the keyboard is pressed. ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
Re: SP2 - add network places logon problem ... >I have a file server (Lacie ethernet disk which runs ... > Before I installed SP2, I used to add network places, ... > Now with SP2 installed, I can no longer login.... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.network_web)
Re: SP2 update then "limited connectivity" ... >>drive to my file server and had to update to SP2 to use all of it. ... >>that network failed to assign a network address, ... Right-click the network connection.... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.network_web)
