Vista... Again

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Vista Home Premium x64 SP1 is connected to XP Home SP3.
Both have either a gigabit card or onboard gigabit.
Auto negotiate and both specify 1.0gbs/ speed.
Gigabit switch between the two - LEDs indicate its at gigabit.

Transfer speed is ~ 11MB/sec according to Vista when transferring to XP via windows explorer, which tallies at 100mb.

When using a 100mb router set as a switch i get the same speed.

Anyone any ideas ?

Any guidance as to command line prompts to test that way ?

On another note, anyone any ideas how to specify which network is used for windows file transfers, as i also have a wifi card (disabled for testing) and this is defaulted to when transferring files.

Thanks for any help :)
 
Stop transfering files via windows explorer ;) for any kind of large file transfers between computers I prefer using ftp as Windows explorer file copy has always been painfully slow compared to ftp.
 
On another note, anyone any ideas how to specify which network is used for windows file transfers, as i also have a wifi card (disabled for testing) and this is defaulted to when transferring files.

Thanks for any help :)

There may be a toggle or tick box that sets this, but I can't recall it just now. Simpler to just disable the wireless adaptor (right click on WLAN icon, disable / enable should be an option) when you're doing the transfer.
 
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