Hi,
When displaying the contents of a (networked) drive in the left window, as it displays each folder name unfolding downwards, it always stops/hangs on the same one (which contains 9,500 files and 2,500 folders).
Vista classes it as not responding, although it eventually starts working again some time later (maybe 15 mins later).
Obviously it is doing something when it is displaying the folder list the first time and is choking on the contents.
Is there any option I can change to stop it doing whatever it is doing to stop the choking?
thanks
Steve
Long response time/hangs when navigating
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Hi,
there is no display of the folder size in the bottom status bar. I thought this sort of calculation was a pro version feature.
The networked drive is labelled as drive "B:" which is mapped to a directory inside My Documents on a networked Windows XP pc.
The pc having the problem uses Vista.
I have another Windows XP machine that has a similar mapping to the same directory on the remote pc and this one has no problems nor delay showing this problem folder.
regards
Steve
there is no display of the folder size in the bottom status bar. I thought this sort of calculation was a pro version feature.
The networked drive is labelled as drive "B:" which is mapped to a directory inside My Documents on a networked Windows XP pc.
The pc having the problem uses Vista.
I have another Windows XP machine that has a similar mapping to the same directory on the remote pc and this one has no problems nor delay showing this problem folder.
regards
Steve
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Hi,
if I hide the tree pane (leaving the left and right dual panes open) and navigate through the left pane, there is no no delay and I can tunnel into the directory fine.
If I enable the tree and open the B: drive, it hangs upon reaching the problem directory same as before.
So, what is the tree doing that the normal folder view isn't?
regards
Steve
if I hide the tree pane (leaving the left and right dual panes open) and navigate through the left pane, there is no no delay and I can tunnel into the directory fine.
If I enable the tree and open the B: drive, it hangs upon reaching the problem directory same as before.
So, what is the tree doing that the normal folder view isn't?
regards
Steve
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Hi,
problem solved.
To summarise the scenario.
1) the extreme left folder tree was expanding/listing the folders in a subdirectory of B: but it always stopped short (stopped responding) of listing all these folders when it reached the same folder in the list, so I assumed this folder was causing the problem.
3) at the same time the left folder pane was showing these same folders but there was also a 50mb/4600 file .zip file in this folder view. I noticed the icon for this .zip was not a zip but a folder icon. I moved the file elsewhere and all is working fine.
thanks for the help.
regards
Steve
problem solved.
To summarise the scenario.
1) the extreme left folder tree was expanding/listing the folders in a subdirectory of B: but it always stopped short (stopped responding) of listing all these folders when it reached the same folder in the list, so I assumed this folder was causing the problem.
3) at the same time the left folder pane was showing these same folders but there was also a 50mb/4600 file .zip file in this folder view. I noticed the icon for this .zip was not a zip but a folder icon. I moved the file elsewhere and all is working fine.
thanks for the help.
regards
Steve