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    #11
    Have you got 'Enable Advanced Performance' selected for the drive? Doesn't Vista disable this by default?

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      #12
      Originally posted by Durbs View Post
      Have you got 'Enable Advanced Performance' selected for the drive? Doesn't Vista disable this by default?
      Dunno - thanks I will check it

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        #13
        use fastcopy
        "Condoms should come with a free pack of earplugs."

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          #14
          Obligatory xkcd link: Estimation

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            #15
            Could also be antivirus slowing you down. Might be worth disabling it as a test.

            As the poster said above an external USB2 disk should either be fast (or at least prove which machine is running the slowest!)

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              #16
              Disable AV on both machines, do the copy using a command prompt, not via the GUI.

              Connect the PCs using a crossover cable, so you get 1Gbps connection, not just 100Mbps.

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