Excessive time to log onto another drive.

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  1. Britton30
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    Windows 7 Ultimate X64 SP1
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    It is sound logic. It sounds like it is a configuration issue with the newer and faster machine. did you reset the Link duplex and Speed as 2zg suggested? Are all devices using CAT5 cable?
    Can you post a snip of your network map?
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  3. RainLover
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    Windows 7 Professional 64 bit
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    I can't find how to post a pic.

    I can't even find any FAQs

    Also I am not sure what you want a pic of. If you could post a sample then that would help. Then please point me to something that shows me how to post a pic.

    No I have not made those changes and Yes all machines have Cat 5 plus some have wireless.
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