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Slow file transfer on home network
So I have a .jpg file of about 2 Mb open on Computer A. I save it to Computer B and it takes like 60 seconds.
How would I start to troubleshoot where the problem is?
How would I start to troubleshoot where the problem is?
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The computer doing the saving has an Ethernet(powerline adapter) connection to the router that is connected to the Access Point through a regular Ethernet cord. And it also has a wireless connection to the Access Point. The computer being saved to has an Ethernet connection to the Access Point. Both are part of the same homegroup.
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It is a D-Link Xtreme N Duo Wireless Bridge/Access Point.
Off to do some pinging
It is a D-Link Xtreme N Duo Wireless Bridge/Access Point.
Off to do some pinging
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Interesting...
Disabled Ethernet so just using wireless, pings were 796ms,715,ms,333ms
Disabled Wireless so just using Ethernet, pings were 2ms,5,ms,3ms
I guess my computer doesn't want to take the path of least resistance when offered a choice.
Disabled Ethernet so just using wireless, pings were 796ms,715,ms,333ms
Disabled Wireless so just using Ethernet, pings were 2ms,5,ms,3ms
I guess my computer doesn't want to take the path of least resistance when offered a choice.
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Can you provide some more information?
-Wired or wireless connection?
-Network configuration
-As a part of Homegroup
-Transfer cable?
-Type