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I have a Windows 2003 server acting as DNS, print server and file server. I have 50 client computers running windows xp pro and office 2003. When a client computer attempts open a file (such as a word document) stored on the server it is painfully slow...the more users accessing the document the slower the response in loading (up to 3 to 5 minutes).
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by dmont Accepted solution
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by adrian_miles57 Accepted solution
Hi i am having the same problem it started on 22 of august, have you managed to find a soloution ?
by dmont Accepted solution
I have read several forum posts with similar questions but I have yet to find a solution.
by web_moll Accepted solution
Hi,
we manage a domain with Windows 2003 Server R2 (x64) With Service pack 2 Installed.
We can send files to the server fast, but when i we try to read any file from the server it's performs the operation very very slowli (1 minute for 1 Mb aprox.).
We find a lot of questions in forums, with the same problema, but we don't find any solution.
Anybody knows how to fix this problem?.
by raminsh Accepted solution
Ihave the same problem with my network. I have the same server configuration but there are just 10 clients. When I read/copy files from/to clients everything is fine, when I copy files from my clients to server it is fine, too. The problem just happens when I try to read a file from my server, and that is very slow. Please someone help, all the users are shouting at me because they save everything on the server.
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