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internet and network are two totally different things, windows even sees them as two completely separate things.
internet and network are two totally different things, windows even sees them as two completely separate things.
Understood. But if we are trying to determine if this is a NIC/hardwre error or a software problem.
Most of the posts here have suggested that it's a hardware problem. Since I have 7Mb upload over the NIC to the internet, but only 200kb upload over SMB, I think this means there is a software situation.
On top of that, I just transferred 800+ MB relatively quickly to the same machine that can't copy files over SMB using a different program.
So, and I may be going out on a limb here, I think that there's something messing with my windows file sharing, not my NIC.
(I thought I replied to this, but it must not have posted...)
I just ran ping both locally to my client and on the client. No problems, <1ms response time on all tries.
I have a code-source program running on the "server". I used that to transfer 800MB of data within 20-30 seconds to the same client that gets 26kB/s over SMB.
So I think the problem is with Windows Networking.
I agree--it seems not to be a hardware problem then!
No answers here. I am going to try and repost with a better headline and more info in the first post. Maybe I can get some help on it...