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  I'm trying to copy files to a directory on a cRIO 9066.

  The method I use is to map a drive in Windows 7 and I want to copy the files with the CopyFile function in CVI.

  The reader is defined as \\ni-crio-9066-030c6bf1.local\files (I also tried http://ni-crio-9066-030c6bf1.local \files).

  With this method I can transfer files on this disc with the CopyFile function, but the transfer rate is extremely slow.

  For a 300 KB file, it will take about 25-30 years.

  During this time, my request is breaking, there is no more values in the controls or the UIRs until the copy is complete.

  I tried to disable 'Automatically detect settings' in Internet Explorer in tools > Internet options > LAN settings > connections as I've seen in a knowledge base (http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/4EBE45E8A816B19386257B6C0071D025).

  The copy is much more rapid 1-1, 5 sec but I have a few failures of transfer. Windows told me that the transfer failed in a popup, the file in the cRIO is a file of 0ko (and CopyFile returns an error).

  In the knowledge base, they warn about the failures of transfer but I was hoping to get an error code in the CopyFile function.

  I also tried to run cmd.exe copy 'name of the source file' 'target file name' with LaunchExecutableEx but I got the same results.

  I'm in a dead end for now.

  Do you have any idea how I can transfer files between CVI and the cRIO?

  PS: I tried the WebDAV protocol in Labview and it seems fine with that (good transfer rate and no failure of transfer). But I did find this library in CVI.

  Thank you for your help.

  I'm sorry for my late reply.

  I managed to send files in the cRIO 9066 via FTP.

  I installed 'Legacy FTP Server' on the cRIO and I used the FTP API in CVI (proposed on the french forum and by the regulation).

  This solution works very well.

  I didn't want to use an external if possible API so I chose the FTP solution.

• Qosmio G20-110 with Vista-> cannot transfer files to SD card

  Hello

  I created Vista on this machine by following the instructions of Francisco Jr. Everything works fine except

  1. I can't transfer files on a SD card. I get the following error:
  «Error 0 x 80070079 semaphore time out...» »

  2. He reformatted not either. If I try to format it, I get the following error:
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  The Toshiba SD Memory Format utility would not work either.

  The same problems occur if I insert a Memory Stick. Does anyone have an idea how to solve this problem? I noticed some people on the forum with a similar problem toshiba Satellite:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=25227&MessageID=95150??

  The strange thing is, I can not read the card no problem, copy her okay and even delete files it contains. But I can't transfer files to it and I can't format it. The card works fine in other laptops with internal SD disks. In addition, it works fine if I plug an external drive in the Qosmio. Under XP it was no problem. I tried to reinstall Vista, reinstall the drivers supplied by Francisco Jr. and ran windows update several times. But I still get the same problem.

  Looks like a problem with Vista not being able to communicate properly with the SD Qosmio player. Would appreciate any help on this.

  See you soon.

  Post edited by: Nitro155

  Hello

  As you probably know not all cards are supported and can be used!
  In of the Qosmio G20 unit user manual you should find information what cards argues the Qosmio G20card player!
  Please check this box.

  Regarding your card problem SD;

  Well, I read that you also a message in another thread.
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=25227

  And regarding the declaration, you can read data from SD cards. But it seems that you can not always copy or remove the data from the SD card.

  Well, the SD card should normally pay a locking function. If the card is locked you can only read but you will not be able to remove something from the card or you will not be able to format the card.
  I think you should check this switch!

• Transfer files via AirDrop does not not on Mac Pro with El Capitan

  I tried to transfer files between my iPhone and my macbook pro installed with El Capitan 10.11.5 2015 6 / iPad pro. Between the devices of the latter, it works flawlessly, but on the Macbook, it does not. I followed all the suggestions in the forums, delete the file bluetooth.plist etc. However non of these work. I noticed something in the section ' on the Mac / system report / Bluetooth.

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  The use of a USB stick to transfer files works if you have only a few gigabytes of Documents, pictures, music and videos. Assuming that the old computer supports usb 2.0 (if it is longer than 5 years, she probably only support usb 1.0) over a network connection 100 Mbps local, there is no contest, the connection to the local network is much faster. Unless you really know what you're doing isn't the best advice. Do you know how to transfer your settings to internet explore (i.e. Favorites), passwords, certificates, outlook, etc. etc. ? The best solution is to use the windows easy transfer program, it's free! Download you the old machine (XP or Vista), race a category 5 (lan cable) cable to one of the unused router ports (Verizon, Comcast, Linksys, etc.). Turn on the old and the new. In the old computer, open the transfer program that you downloaded for free from Microsoft or the internet;  If the new computer is w7 and w8, the transfer is already installed; Open easy transfer in both computers, and then follow the prompts.  Start with your old computer, follow the instructions, it is not any easier than this. It gives you the choice of what you want to transfer and which solves a lot of problems. It is so easy to use that it is almost ridiculous. A word of warning does that move from a 32-bit to a 64-bit program, it works!

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  I wish they still had the cat where you enter just a few things, and for free, it instantly opens a window of instant messaging to chat with microsoft.

  Well, I have a dongle bt USB and when I right click and click send a file, it gives an error

  Windows could not transfer files. An address incompatible with the requested protocol was used.

  With windows xp, I plug it and he can move 2 drivers, "microsoft bluetooth enumerator" and "generic bluetooth radio".

  in windows 7, it installs the same 2 drivers

  I pair the device from the phone and it didn't work. while I was looking for the computer and it does not even, but file transfer

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  I went to Device Manager, click on set to update driver and he know that later is installed

  BTW, it's a generic radio bt, and it was $10 do9ller micro dongle.

  However, there is no brand name.

  but it works under windows xp? but not 7?

  Windows xp and windows 7 are duel boot, so it's the same material, b/c windows xp and windows 7 is on the same hardware

  If I use the VM vmware, I can transfer files

  Microsoft sucks... I mean except xp. He is old, but it's the best version of windows there, Runnin' on minimum 16 MB of ram and 400 mhz cpu... I luv xp, no more errors

  Hello

  Check if the same device works fine on another computer with Windows 7 installed. Also, try to send files from the phone to the PC and check what is happening.

  Important: This section, method, or task contains steps that tell you how to modify the registry. However, serious problems can occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, make sure that you proceed with caution. For added protection, back up the registry before you edit it. Then you can restore the registry if a problem occurs. For more information about how to back up and restore the registry, click the following link. http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/back-up-the-registry

  You can try the steps below and check if that helps get the Bluetooth dongle to work.

  (a) click Start and then click Run.

  (b) type regedit and then click OK.

  (c) locate and then click the following registry subkey:
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\ {e0cbf06c-cd8b-4647-bb8a-263b43f0f974}

  (d) right click on the folder, click on delete.

  (e) exit and restart

  Now, try to find your device and send the file. It should work.

  Hope this information is useful.

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  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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