On 19/11/2005 "Gary Chang[MSFT]" wrote:
Hi Jeff,
What is happening is that copying a file, say an icon, into the
projects folder is taking several minutes during which VS2005
and Explorer both freeze and are shown as 'Not Responding'
in Task Manager.
Would you please give us more detailed info about this issue, such as
which the Windows version of your working machine and the machine
that the network share resides, does this problem only happen to a
specific project or a kind of project type(e.g. web site project),
and does your machine have any firewall or anti-virus software
installed?
Currently we are unable to repro this problem in local environment
and also do not find any similar case in our database.
Hi Gary
This is intriguing, I thought I had probably just set some permissions
incorrectly.
The server runs XP Pro SP2, it's a Pentium 4 3.0GHz Prescott with 1GB
RAM. It has Norton PF 2003 which is updated over night.
The development PC is also XP Pro SP2 with an AMD 3200+ and 2GB RAM. It
has the NVidia firewall that runs with the NForce 4 chipset.
The router is a Draytek Vigor 2600G running at 100Mbps wired with CAT5E.
I am working on Windows Forms apps, there is no Web server on either PC
- although there is a desktop version of SQL server on the server
installed by my Pinnacle Show Center, although I don't stream music
while I'm working!
The shared drive is 200GB and 61% full, I have a folder 'Visual Studio
2003' for VS2003 projects and 'Visual Studio 2005' for VS2005 projects.
The problem is particularly noticeable because as I convert apps I copy
them from the VS2003 folder to the VS2005 folder.
I have just done some tests so I can be specific. I opened a project in
VS2005 called 'JFileManager', I then copied an icon from another folder
and when I pasted it to the 'JFileManager' folder it took a couple of
minutes. I then did the same thing from a laptop, copied an icon and
paste it into the 'JFileManager' folder and it copied at normal speed.
I have just copied and pasted an icon into a different sub folder of
Visual Studio 2005 on the development PC and that also took a couple of
minutes.
Finally I closed VS2005 and copied an icon into the 'JFileManager'
folder and it copied immediately.
It seems that VS2005 has some sort of hook into its working folder that
is really slowing things down.
Is that enough detail? I am happy to try some more tests if it would
help, it would be good to get to the bottom of it :-)
--
Jeff Gaines