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• Transfer of large files on home network freezes and stop the transfer

  I have a HP Desktop running Windows 7 and laptop HP on Vista 64-bit. I have two networked computers on a home network with a 3Com network 10/100 16-port switch.  When I try to transfer files greater than approximately 2.5 gigabytes between two PCs, file transfer will hang and stop after about 2.5 gigabits. Below the size of this file, generally no problem, the transfer ends. The two PCs have file sharing turned on and as mentioned on any file less than 2.5 gigabits transfer / very well.  Is there some sort of transfer of files, size limit on Windows Vista and 7 OS?  Are there settings that I can change to allow to transfer large files? I got an old Sony PC running Windows XP and I could transfer files more than 2.5 gibabits to my storage device shared networked home without any problem.  But under Vista and 7 OS, even once, I can't transfer any file more 2.5 gigabits to my home network shared storage device.  Anyone has any ideas how to solve this problem? Thank you. NEOhio123

  I fixed this problem on my laptop running Windows Vista 64 bit. I remembered that first of all, this started occurring after that I used the IOLO System Mechanic 9 network optimization tool to optimize the settings of my network on my laptop.  So I ran the cancellation on my Windows Vista laptop, and now the laptop with Vista will once more to transfer large files. If a note to all of you who use System Mechanic... do not function of optimization of the network on a Vista PC tool run... .or if you wash and start experiencing problems of transfer of large files... run the cancel this function and rebooting.  You should be able to transfer large files again. I just sent IOLO an email to warn of this problem with the optimization tool of the network within their product of System Mechanic 9.

  UNFORTUNATELY, my new desktop computer running that Windows 7 has still this problem , it stops file transfers after about 2.5 gigabits are sent to my device of storage attached to the network or the laptop. I learned that this seems to be a problem in a way. I can pull large files of my storage device, network or laptop, I can not just to transfer large files to these devices with the Windows 7 desktop. So if anyone has any ideas of how to resolve this problem of transferring large files with Windows 7, I would appreciate your insight.
  NEOhio123

• 3 GB MD033 Time Capsule data rate lowers up to 5 MB/s during the transfer of large files

  Hello, guys!

  My MD033 (2011) / 3GB TimeCapsule lowers throughput for the disk transfers built up to 5 MB/s.

  Is this a bug or feature?

  This bug has been present for early 2013. Since then, I changed 2 iMac 27 and 1 iMac, retina. Traded my TC three times by Apple Care coverage. Change a cable connection from TC to iMac twice. Problem remains. A persisted on all platforms of Cougar to El Capitan.

  Video which revealed a problem can be found here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/b3ve9w53ixru5rv/IMG_0700.MOV?dl=0

  It ALWAYS happens. No exclusion. Sooner or later, transfer rate drops to 3-5 MB/s

  NOTHING similar happens when I copy a large file to a PS located in the same network. 50 - 70 MB/s ever.

  I just work on the same problem thread.

  irregular flow oddly with two TCs problem

  It starts fast and then slows down to a crawl.

  I don't solve it on the other thread... so let me ask how much patience you have and the ability to diagnose network problems?

  I don't have a miracle solution... money.

  (Actually a single shot of a 3030 fix it permanently..!)

  If you are willing to continue what I'm happy to try...

  NOTHING similar happens when I copy a large file to a PS located in the same network. 50 - 70 MB/s ever.

  This indicates that the TC is not the question... It's the Mac that has problems. (PS = PlayStation?)

  In the Mac

  You must have OFF wireless.

  It is better to use Configuration ethernet with link-local only for IPv6, except if you need full IPv6... Tell me if this is the case.

  I do the same thing you are. But I can't reproduce your slowdown.

  

  Open the activity monitor and track your use of the CPU. A single process hits 30% usage during playback... Therefore, it is quite high.

  

  Also check the network. Read (green) and Write (red) make the perfect range scans.

  

  I wonder if the TCP window is set incorrectly by default in your computers... I use a Mac Mini i7 with SSD is fast but 2011.

  It is difficult while I can't reproduce the problem.

• Transfer of large file to external drive

  I'm trying to transfer a big file (4.5 GB movie .mpeg) of my computer on an external hard drive. The external drive has 320 GB of space with 82 GB used. I get the following message appears when I try to move the file "the file _ is too large for the destination file system." Please tell me how to change the settings to allow the transfer.

  Be careful. While Michael Murphy is right to identify the cause of your problem (indeed, if it is in FAT16, it would have only a 2 GB limit (you don't mention the FAT version you are using)), it is not correct in the solution (or the implementation of the solution - although that would work, but perhaps with consequences you don't want).  To convert a partition FAT32 to NTFS you would NOT format the drive, as shown above in the previous post (or you lose everything on the external hard drive and need to restore your backup data, re - install all your programs loaded on this drive, reset all preferences on programs loaded on this record,...).  Instead, you will use the convert command. http://techblissonline.com/fat32-to-ntfs-conversion-in-windows-xp-or-vista/.  Who would preserve all your data, programs and settings while still doing the job.

  It is probably better formatted to NTFS anyway because that gives you access to features and options that are not otherwise available (such as the security of the file/folder) and is overall a better type of system.  There ARE reasons to keep FAT32 as the type system (that they are less important to be able to copy large and some of the other features of NTFS file sizes) but you none of them mentioned in your message, and they are rare (especially compatibility with older or no computer systems).  Here is an article on making this choice: http://www.theeldergeek.com/ntfs_or_fat32_file_system.htm.  You can read to see if any apply to your situation.  If you decide to keep the FAT32 (for some reason any assuming that it is the version you have), you will have to live with the limitations of transfer size of this type of system - there is no other way around it.

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck! Lorien - MCSA/MCSE/network + / A +.

• MD1000 thus slows the transfer of large files

  We have two MD1000 SAS attached to a Dell R710 Server storage arrays.  During a large file transfer (40 + GB) at one of the tables MD1000 it will slow down the way down for analysis.  It seems as if it is slowing down at the same location every time we try to transfer a file.  The another MD1000 connected to the server has no problems with file transfers.  This only happens when we copy to the MD1000.  Copy of the MD1000 works as it should.  Smaller files transfer copy very well.  The Dell Server Manager shows no errors with everything.  PERC card batteries are low or bad.  Any suggestion is appreciated!

  Hello, jsalyer350.

  It seems to me that your PERC could be set in mode 'Writing with' - where data passes the cache and writing "across" the disks. This can be VERY time consuming, because you are waiting for the real moving parts. PERC would be required to be paid in "Writing Back" mode, where you can make using the cache of the and have a single stream of data on the disks.

  PERC can be put into "Write-Through" mode if the battery is not, loses the ability to charge to hold the cache, etc. Maybe the battery charge lost and then has been charged, but the setting has never changed.

  You should find this setting in OMSA, otherwise after back and let me know.

  I hope this helps. Have a great rest of the week.

• Why not have transfer of larger files and function to keep Logo?

  I tend to like most of the Adobe products and I actively get others to use Adobe products.  However, this product is not worth the headache - you want us to use it or not?  There is no legitimate reason for Adobe to have so many restrictions on this type of product, especially when none of your competitors has them.  The logo was the main reason I chose AdobeSendNow at the expense of others.  Although I have never happy to not be able to send files greater than 2 GB when competitors allow up to 20 GB.  In addition, why are there so many types of limited files? This type of service should be automatically including all current and known file types used by PC and Mac.  because of all of this, I am obliged to pay and use another service to do my work today.

  I do not understand the logic of NOT respecting this than your competitors providing and noticed which includes end-users as most.  After reviewing the information, create a service that integrates and improves on all of these features, including the new features in Adobe original.  Now, Adobe should have a service that can easily be a product in this category.  It seems that whoever is responsible for this product/service does no sincere effort by creating a leading product.  This product has ceased to be an average product with some 'cool' features, for the worst product in its class.

  I really hope someone at Adobe pays attention to these comments and upgrade Adobe send to a leader of the actual product.

  Support for much larger files and sending brand has been added during the summer.

• Wireless disconnects the transfer of large files

  Hello

  When large amounts of data transfer (in one or several files - no difference) of my D520 wireless on my desktop via a belkin F5D7632v1000 drops wireless connection and the transfer stops. Happens usually somewhere between 30 and 100 MB. When falls and displays cannot restore, connect by clicking on OK re - find the network again. I had this problem once on an old HP laptop and it was something to do with needing old drivers for the wireless card. The map in this particular laptop is a Dell 1390. Driver 4.100.15.5.

  Now, I had this before, when I had a laptop to work the same and had diversity of main antennas set in advanced settings for the card and I disabled the IBSS 54 g protection mode. However, this doesn't do the trick. Unfortunately, I don't have access to check the other settings in the advanced wireless adapter properties. Does anyone have a failsafe of the advanced settings of the adapter set? See you soon.

  
  

• transfer large files

  I'm trying to transfer a large file video AVCHD 7.3 GB of my portable hp7 to a flash drive or drive hard usb. Despite trying various devices and have more than enough detached 450 GB of memory! When I try to move the file, I get an error message saying that the file is too large to move. I can move the file internally on the pc. I am using windows 7 and have been moved successfully to 4 GB files on USB.

  Thank you John d

  Hi John,.

  Maybe it's because your USB and external HARD disk are formatted in FAT32 - try the following.

  First of all, make sure that there are no important file on the USB as the next process will delete the.

  Insert the USB stick into your PC, cancel no matter what Autorun window, click on the Menu start, open the computer, left click on the USB key once to highlight and then right-click and select Format.  Under file system, select NTFS from the drop-down list, and then click Start.

  Once this done, see if you can now copy 7.3 GB file on the USB.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Looking for large files or folders

  Recently, I have done a system restore and wiped out everything. I have a hard drive of 200G. I can only locate on 80-100 Gigs of files, but when I try to transfer a large file - say to itunes, the system tells me that there is not enough space on the hard drive? What and how do I search for free space.

  How much hard drive room takes when it comes out of the box?

  Reported by the Explorer file sizes may be inaccurate, especially for files Sytem.

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/hh148159.aspx

  TreeSize Free is a useful tool for finding what is using the space on your drive.

  http://www.Jam-software.com/treesize_free/

• on the large file download problem. Pls help. Thank you very much

  Hello.

  My application got a function is the downloading of files. App works when I download a small file (like a video (4 MB)).

  But had a problem about large file download.

  1. when I try to open a video file (size: 30 MB) use the code below, it cost much too much time to open it, how to optimize? :

             FileConnection fc = (FileConnection) Connector.open("file:///" + filePath);
              InputStream is = fc.openInputStream();
              ByteArrayOutputStream baos = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
              int j = 0;
              while((j=is.read()) != -1) {
                  baos.write(j);
              }
              postdata = baos.toByteArray();
  

  2. What is the file size limitation in by Httpconnection? HTTPConnection may transfer a large file (like 30MB video)?

  Any smaple can share to me?

  Thank you very much.

  In addition to what maghue gave you, I would recommend you rework your logic so that you don't send a 30 MB of data in a single shipment.  That's a lot of have to fire if it fails and this defect, especially on a WiFi connection not, chances are high enough, that I would have thought given the time it will take.

  In addition, the approach you've taken means that you have a buffer of 30 MB, as the transport mechanism to send the file.  You could reduce the memory required by a small segment of both reading and write in the http connection output stream, but that will always force the http connection to have a 30 MB buffer, which may have to be contiguous (depending on how it is implemented).  Normally transmission is not made until you ask the response code, so it will be stamped on the device.

• Intel Centrino Advanced N6200 AGN wifi hangs Envy 17 whenever I try to download large files.

  I have a brand new 3D Envy17 Win7 Professional x 64.  First of all, I noticed a problem trying to download a movie on iTunes and has spent a week relocation/installation/configuration iTunes thinking that was the problem.  Then, I tried to make a transfer of internal file between 2 PCs on my network and the locked up HP.  I understand that any time I try to transfer a large file (~ 1 GB + /), the download speed starts to slow down and then the machine freezes forcing me to do a hard reboot.  It's absolutely maddening!  There is no warning and no error message.  Only, it does more (hardware and software).

  I seem to have the most recent driver.  I played a bit with the settings of the adapter and even on my router (which works very well with all the other material on the network).

  If it's a hardware failure, I think it would be more erratic and lock up regardless of the size of the file?  Nothing special on the PC; MS Office 10, Adobe X, iTunes, Quickent, etc.

  I tried to remove and reinstall the driver and anything else I can find loading thath looks like it passes through wifi, including disabling the driver for wifi miniport Ms.

  I am at a total loss.  Admittedly, this is not characteristic of one of the high-end of HP PC?  Help!

  Hi, I encountered the same problem, and after trying several different driver versions I finally found the 13.1.1.1 driver works for me. No more broken downloads and gels!

  Here is the link: http://www.wireless-driver.com/intel-centrino-6300-6200-windows-driver-software/

  I registered just to share the solution with you, hope it helps!

• Stor.E TV + don't transfer large file or large selection of files

  Hello world

  I just bought a Stor.E TV + 2 TB and I found a very noisy problem with file transfers from the PC to the ditch to drive HARD the LAN (wired & and/or wireless).

  The device is not transfer large file or large selection of files and blocks the process of PC.

  Anyone know if there is a firmware update or a workaround for this problem?
  Can't wait to read of a person.

  Thank you
  G.

  Hello

  As far as I know that this has been resolved by the firmware update
  You can find the firmware on the European driver Toshiba page:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/innovation/download_drivers_bios.jsp

  Choose here:
  -Options
  -Drive devices
  -Multimedia hard drives
  -3.5 inch StorE TV +.

• Can a large file transfer solution be designed using BITS?

  Gurus!

  I need your help to design a large file transfer solution. I need to transfer files from a network of about 70000 PCs in a central records repository. The size of the files must be transferred to the PCs range from 10 MB to 2.5 GB. Is it a good idea to use the background intelligent transfer service (BITS) to transfer? Or is it better to use a custom or off the shelf solution FTP (such as IBM managed file transfer) for this? If I use LOCKS, what are the advantages and disadvantages?

  Please let me know gurus!

  Novice kid

  This issue is beyond the scope of this site (for consumers) and to be sure, you get the best (and fastest) reply, we have to ask either on Technet (for IT Pro) or MSDN (for developers)
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home s/fr-U.S./Accueil
  http://social.msdn.Microsoft.com/Forum
  
  
  If you give us a link to the new thread we can point to some resources it

• Formatted NTFS disks flash freeze computer during the transfer of the (large) files

  Let's first, I tried KB976972 and does not work for me, it actually returns to "the update is not applicable to your computer" (probably because I don't have an NVIDIA USB chipset).
  Also I don't know of any computer in the past, I a tailor-made with i7 box 3770 with 16g of RAM, I won't go into detail here because I had this problem with previous Office (also an i7 but first gen) so that pretty much excludes material. The OS of choice is Windows 7 64 bit.

  The problem occurs when I try to copy files on flash memory drives formatted in NTFS (or readers of thumb if you want) (large). Tested readers are all Verbatim with writing speeds on 10megs per second with a capacity of 8 to 32g. The copy process lance "strong" with the window showing whimsical speeds copies anywhere between 500 to .9g per second and abnormally fast progress bar fills. Who finally stops before the end, after what looks like no more than 10 seconds or more, the time when the computer crashes somehow. The core of the operating system seems to be working, I can switch apps, ctrl-alt-del (Nothing kills the CPU or the whole system right now BTW), all the work of gadgets Google desktop (monitors refresh as expected), but real-world applications are frozen and in fact, if I try to tinker with them they will eventually become "inadmissible." After some time (a full, if not minute more) resumes the copy process, and the whole system will become responsive again. However, if the file is large enough this episode of gel repeat several times until it is completed.
  While readers LED flash Flash normally and consistently throughout. There are no errors with the transferred files.

  The question is NOT triggered by the large transfers with several smaller files. For example if I copy a whole folder 5g with images, the process will be less than the normal surface of 100%, the reported speed will be credible (about 7 m/s), the computer cling not or anything like that. However, if I try a single file of 5g hang episode repeat 2 or 3 times.

  As I mentioned previously the material can't be at fault, the disks themselves work perfectly and normally if formatted FAT32 or exFAT so there may be a problem with them either. The problem is only manifest with structure of NTFS files AND large files.

  Any ideas will be appreciated. THX

  Hello

  I understand that you can not transfer large files via USB key.

  1. is the question confined to a particular file?
  2 have you tried with another USB drive?

  3. do you get an error message when you try to transfer?
  4 have you connected the USB even to another computer and check if you're able to transfer large files?

  I would suggest trying the following steps and check if it helps.

  Method 1:

  
  Try to convert the NTFS file system and check if you are able to transfer files.

  1. click on start
  2. type cmd in the start search box
  3. right click on cmd in the menu and choose Run as administrator.
  4. in the command line type convert /FS: NTFS

  Method 2:
  

  Uninstall all USB entries in Device Manager.
  
  1. click on START
  2. right click "Computer" and select "Properties".
  3. on the left side, click on Device Manager.
  4. expand the 'USB Bus controllers' category
  5. right click and uninstall all THE references listed
  6. restart your computer and check if it works.

  You can also see the following article for more information.

  Transferring files and settings: frequently asked questions

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/transferring-files-and-settings-frequently-asked-questions

  I hope this helps.

  If the problem persists, I suggest you post with the required information and we will be happy to help you.

• Transfer large files from an old computer to a new one

  Recently, I bought a computer and I want to transfer large files (ranging from 5 GB to 8 GB) to the new computer of the former, on what they are. I tried to put them on a USB stick 32 GB, but the thing does not accept files greater than 4 GB. I'm really frustrated and I need help to transfer these files.

  You can format your USB to allow him to manage larger files.  Here's how:

  1. Plug the USB on any computer
  2. Press +E on the keyboard to open the file Explorer.  Go to the 'Computer' or 'This PC' section.
  3. Right click on the USB key and choose the Format
  4. Choose the NTFS file system type from the menu drop down and use the option "quick format".

     * WARNING: All DATA on the USB key will definitely be deleted.* *.

  5. Click OK and confirm that you want to erase all data on the USB key.

  Once completed, you can then use the USB to transfer your files.