Network failed while copying some large file

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ashi

if i copy some file during the network, my connection will lose, and i have
to disable the ethernet connection and enable it again. but it doesn't happen
when the files are small. this have never happened before i updated the
switcher to use 1Gbps connection instead 100Mbps one.

i'm using windows vista sp1, 1Gbps connection.
 
ashi said:
if i copy some file during the network, my connection will lose, and i
have to disable the ethernet connection and enable it again. but it
doesn't happen when the files are small. this have never happened before i
updated the switcher to use 1Gbps connection instead 100Mbps one.

i'm using windows vista sp1, 1Gbps connection.
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I'm not sure what you mean by "the switcher" or how you updated it, but put
it back to the way it was and see if things work now. If they do, then you
know where to start your troubleshooting.

Malke
 
Sounds like perhaps not all your hardware can do 1GBps. Try updating your
network adapter or setting it to Auto or the like.
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the network adapter of both my computers is Realtek 8168B is was capable
with 1Gbps. i can use computer A to access the sharing files on computer B
and copy them to local hd with 40-80MBps, and nothing happened during copying
1GB data. when i use computer B to access Computer A's sharing files, and
copy remote files to local or copy local files to remote will get the problem.

thanks for answering.
 
ashi said:
the network adapter of both my computers is Realtek 8168B is was capable
with 1Gbps. i can use computer A to access the sharing files on computer B
and copy them to local hd with 40-80MBps, and nothing happened during
copying 1GB data. when i use computer B to access Computer A's sharing
files, and copy remote files to local or copy local files to remote will
get the problem.
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Maybe update the NIC drivers, but other than that I'm out of ideas. Probably
one of the many network gurus who help in this newsgroup will have the
answer for you.

I'm sorry I was unable to help you.

Malke
 
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