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Any idea why a file copy from a WindowsXP/2000 client machine would exibit
any difference between a mapped drive using UNC and a straight UNC file
copy? It appears that if I map a drive using a UNC [M:\share (which is
\\server\share)] it is MUCH SLOWER than if I just copy these files to
\\server\share ? These are small files. I even notice a big difference in
Office File saves and background saves using a drive letter as opposed to a
UNC. I have set all my Office users to use UNC file save location
(e-mail address removed)
any difference between a mapped drive using UNC and a straight UNC file
copy? It appears that if I map a drive using a UNC [M:\share (which is
\\server\share)] it is MUCH SLOWER than if I just copy these files to
\\server\share ? These are small files. I even notice a big difference in
Office File saves and background saves using a drive letter as opposed to a
UNC. I have set all my Office users to use UNC file save location
(e-mail address removed)