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Re: Drag-drop from remote to network drive often freezes?
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Drag-drop from remote to network drive often freezes?
Hi!
I'm using WinSCP 4.2.9 build 938 on a Win7 Pro 32-bit machine. Transferring files from the company FTP to our drive-mapped network drives, WinSCP frequently freezes: the screen is completely white except for the title bar, and it doesn't respond to any user input during a couple of minutes. Maybe it's coincidence, but I shift-drag&drop lots of files to move them, but never had the issue using F6-Move. Admitted, I use F6 rarely. Whenever the freeze happens, the copy/move dialog doesn't show. All of a sudden the transfer starts, after quite a delay (>30s).
The FTP-server according to WinSCP is UNIX Type: L8, FTP without compression.
The network drives are for example N:\ which map to a share on our Windows 2003 server.
Has this been reported before?
Thanks in advance!
I'm using WinSCP 4.2.9 build 938 on a Win7 Pro 32-bit machine. Transferring files from the company FTP to our drive-mapped network drives, WinSCP frequently freezes: the screen is completely white except for the title bar, and it doesn't respond to any user input during a couple of minutes. Maybe it's coincidence, but I shift-drag&drop lots of files to move them, but never had the issue using F6-Move. Admitted, I use F6 rarely. Whenever the freeze happens, the copy/move dialog doesn't show. All of a sudden the transfer starts, after quite a delay (>30s).
The FTP-server according to WinSCP is UNIX Type: L8, FTP without compression.
The network drives are for example N:\ which map to a share on our Windows 2003 server.
Has this been reported before?
Thanks in advance!