Someday when you want to see, check out what Norton does with SysInternals
ProcMon tool. On, Off, Ignore, still puts a finger on the file. 

Tracy

-----Original Message-----
From: MB Software Solutions General Account
Sent: Tuesday, August 05, 2008 12:05 PM

Tracy Pearson wrote:
> You are probably hitting one of the Vista complaints. If the box Vista 
> is connecting to does not run the newer security it falls back to the 
> older processes. I suspect VFP isn't getting enough information back 
> through the pipe due to other processes slowing down the network pipes 
> and or
threads on
> the Vista connection.
>
> If the client has installed an Anti-Virus, some are known to be 
> resource hogs that cause this problem (I've seen Kapersky and Norton 
> do this). Here, we have found Trend-Micro and F-Prot to be less invasive.
>
> I know they won't like this answer. Putting the data on a fully 
> patched
> w2003 server, or the new w2008 server will probably fix the problem 
> with
the
> Vista box, because it will not be back paddling the connections all 
> the time.
>
> There are a few tweaks on the net for Vista to turn off some of the 
> slowdowns seen with network transfers.
>
> Good luck,
>
> Tracy


Good points...thanks, Tracy!  I'll ask them to configure the A/V (I think
it's Norton) to ignore the DBC/DCX/DCT/DBF/FPT/CDX files and hopefully that
will fix it.  Obviously we're trying to take the least invasive approach so
as to not hack the security altogether.  I'm wondering if just for a
short/quick test, we turned off the Norton A/V and retried if that'd make a
difference.

I thought originally that this might have been UAC rearing its PITA head,
but perhaps that's not it after all.

Thanks again for your thoughts!
--Michael



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