I have tried to disable auto tuning level and the rss as described.
Also downloaded the KB931770 file that's refered to in the article from
difrent sites, but it just says that i does not apply to my system.
This is maybe made prior to SP1?
So still got the same problem
"Robert L. (MS-MVP)" <blinNoEmailPlease@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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Quote:
> You may try to disable auto tuning. This post may help. Please post back
> with the result.
>
> Vista: The copy process may stop ...Also you may try to disable Vista
> TCP/IP "Receive Window Auto-Tuning " that may slow the speed. To disable
> it, open a command prompt and type: ...
> http://www.chicagotech.net/netforums...ic.php?=&p=583
>
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> "Kenneth" <kenneth@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:OTDMmQyjIHA.484@xxxxxx Quote:
>> Hi
>>
>> I have problems with several computers in my company that runs Windows
>> Vista Enterprise both with and without SP1.
>> The problem is that when a computer is genereting a lot of trafic on the
>> network card, it suddenly stops function.
>> The only way to restore network connection is to restarte the computer.
>>
>> When the problem occure you will only manage to ping localhost and your
>> own IP addresse.
>> If you ping another server or computer you get "destination host
>> unreachable" and "reguest timed out" in random order.
>>
>> Computers are mainly Dell D630 and D830, and the problem occur both on
>> wireless and wired networkcards.
>>
>> The way I have managed to provoke the error is by copying three 3Gb files
>> from another computer/server and have installed Citrix Secure Access
>> Client for Vista.
>> Therefor i thought i might be the Citrix client that is the source of the
>> problem, but the problem still exist without the Citrix client, but it
>> dosen't happend that often.
>>
>> I tried to disable the multicore option in BIOS, so the laptop only uses
>> one core. This seemed to help, but this could be because it dosn't push
>> the networkcard hard enough.
>>
>> When copying this three files the resource Overview in Vista says it
>> transfers with 95-96 Mbps with multicore enabled
>> When copying this three files the resource Overview in Vista says it
>> transfers with 65-70 Mbps with multicore disabled
>>
>> Following steps have also been tried without luck:
>>
>> Antivirus has been uninstalled
>> Windows firewall has been deaktivated
>> Disabled autotuninglevel
>> Unchecked IPV6 on networkcards
>> Installed newest networkdrivers from Dell.
>> Clean install of Vista Enterprise with SP1
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