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1. #Media transfer protocol porting kit windows vista 64 Bit#
2. #Media transfer protocol porting kit windows vista full#
3. #Media transfer protocol porting kit windows vista pro#
4. #Media transfer protocol porting kit windows vista trial#

I thought it would be because of my MTU settings I use pppoe and it should be 1492 instead of 1500. I have been trying different things over the last couple days to see why I”m getting alot of dropped connections on my vista. Today the router started loading the config pages halfway on my vista machine but regularly on the others. I have researched threads similiar to this one and noticed everyone having a problem is using a linksys wrt54G* router as I also have.

#Media transfer protocol porting kit windows vista 64 Bit#

I have a gig of ram in my system and a 64 bit processor.

#Media transfer protocol porting kit windows vista pro#

I have 2 other computers running xp pro and 2000 pro that work fine. On vista, I get the same results …….every 4th or 5th consecutive test. My download speeds are usually 2.6 mbps to 3 on all speed tests. Unfortunately, I don’t have mcaffee and I’m having a similiar problem. If that doesn’t work, uninstalling McAfee might! The next time you are experiencing slow network speeds, you might try and disable firewall settings.

#Media transfer protocol porting kit windows vista full#

Look for a full review of the new Dell once I put it under heavy, day-to-day use. I am sure there are other tweaks that can be made to further increase speeds but for now, this is very acceptable while I load data from the old machine to the new. Not too shabby for transferring 6.5 Gigs of data across a network. Actual transfer time dropped from 6 days plus to just over 45 minutes. That’s more than a 20 times increase in transfer speed.

After removing McAfee, LAN transfer speeds went from 225KB/s to over 5 MB/s. For some reason, I was unable to locate an option to temporarily disable the firewall.

#Media transfer protocol porting kit windows vista trial#

I then attempted to disable the 30-day free McAfee trial security suite thingamajig that was bundled with the new Dell. Maybe some firewall setting was causing the network slow down! I went directly to disable Windows Firewall and found that it was already disabled. The Fix for Windows Vista Slow Network Transfer As I mentioned, something was definitely wrong as transferring the same files from XP to XP went pretty quickly. I definitely did not want to wait 6 days to complete 6 Gigs of data transfer so I threw this out pretty quickly. Unchecked ‘Remote Differential Compression’ Start>Control Panel>Programs and FeaturesĬlick on ‘Turn windows features on or off’ on the left side of the screen I disabled ‘Remote Differential Compression’ with no success. If memory serves, I think a 3rd party firmware like HyperWRT or Thibor is required to adjust advanced internal settings on the WRT54GL router and I am only running the official Linksys firmware. I rotated through these settings but did not see a significant benefit.įailing to locate a duplex setting on this unit, I quickly determined that this may not be the culprit for the slow network transfers. I spent some time manually setting NIC transfer modes on both machines.

Windows Vista is just painfully slow… live with it Windows Vista’s ‘Remote Differential Compression’ was causing the slow transfer rateĤ. My Linksys WRT54GL router was the causeģ. NIC settings (half & full duplex) were wreaking havoc on LAN transfersĢ. Did the E520 really think I was really going to wait 6 days for the transfer to complete itself? Not a chance!Īfter reading quite a bit of feedback from others who had also experienced slow network transfers when using Windows Vista, I came to a few possible reasons as to why my own network transfer speeds were so low.ġ. Transferring the same amount of data from XP machine to XP machine took considerably less time. Only 1 issue… SUPER slow transfer speeds through a wired network! Moving 6 Gigs of data from my XP machine to the new Windows Vista Business box was going to take over 6 days (as reported by Vista itself). Got the network setup, can share and transfer files within the network. Once the new machine was setup, I proceeded to transfer data from my old PC to the new Dell. I will write a detailed review once more hours have been logged on it but for now, I hope this little tip can save someone hours of headache from Windows Vista transferring data at extremely slow speeds over a network. It was time to purchase a new computer and I ended up buying a Dell Dimension E520.