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|    Liz McGuire to Jim Moseley    |
|    Re: Vista is running slowly on multiuser    |
|    27 Jun 07 16:44:39    |
      From: liz@paradoxcommunity.com              I would first look to turn off oplocks and disk caching, if possible.              Just a guess.              Liz                     Jim Moseley wrote:       > Greetings, all.       >       > I've got a problem running Vista (shocker!), using Pdox 9 Runtime sp3. On       > a 2 computer network, with both running Vista, my app runs great as a single       > user from either machine. As soon as the second one is started, however,       > the 'client' workstation slows to a near lockup. The 'server' (which hosts       > the data) also slows, but not as dramatically.       >       > I've run Ethereal's network monitor, and the Vista performance monitoring       > tools, and while the slowdown is happening, there isn't an obvious cause       > - no resources are pinned at 100%, and very little network traffic is       happening.       >       > To me, it seems like there is some sort of delay built into the file sharing       > or locking, but that's just a WAG.       >       > Does anyone know of a magic bullet to speed up Vista? I checked all the       > old XP tricks - no offline printers, etc., but could not speed it up.       >       > Note that I have hundreds of clients running all previous versions of Windows       > without a problem.       >       > TIA,       > Jim Moseley              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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