From server to client, (Windows 2019 and Windows 10), if I copy any large files ie ISO etc (in fact anything that is not a media-type extension), it copies over at lightening speed.
However, when I try to copy over any kind of media file (in fact even an ISO file with the filename extension changed from ISO to MP4) and the speed suddenly goes into like turtle mode.
I assumed it could be my McAfee, so I disable threat prevention, but no luck.
Something it appears is slowing down copying of any file with a media-type extension in its name...
Now the trillion dollar question, what??!!!
ps. if I do local copying on the server itself from drive to drive, no problem, same on client, fine. So I can only presume it is something to do with copying across network... my brain has zero energy remaining, what could it be...
Update:
* Running windows 10 client in safe-mode with networking only, still the same speed issue with copying files with with media extensions in their filenames.
* Copying between Windows Servers, no speed issue!
Thus far I believe this is something to do with Windows 10, I wonder what Microshat have done now!
However, when I try to copy over any kind of media file (in fact even an ISO file with the filename extension changed from ISO to MP4) and the speed suddenly goes into like turtle mode.
I assumed it could be my McAfee, so I disable threat prevention, but no luck.
Something it appears is slowing down copying of any file with a media-type extension in its name...
Now the trillion dollar question, what??!!!
ps. if I do local copying on the server itself from drive to drive, no problem, same on client, fine. So I can only presume it is something to do with copying across network... my brain has zero energy remaining, what could it be...
Update:
* Running windows 10 client in safe-mode with networking only, still the same speed issue with copying files with with media extensions in their filenames.
* Copying between Windows Servers, no speed issue!
Thus far I believe this is something to do with Windows 10, I wonder what Microshat have done now!
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