Problems with large file trasnfers

[zaogm]

* FlashFXP v[ 3].[ 02], build [ 1045], unregistered
* Win2K
* NAT Model: NetGear wgr614 v4
* Running firewall: Norton Internet Security 2002
* Running Antivirus Norton Antivirus 2003
* Network: College lan line

when i ftp files from xbox to pc, the small files are fine along with sending them from pc to xbox, but the large files start out fast and become very slow taking up 100 percent of my cpu (1.7ghz p4 with 785ram). Ocassionally it disconnects when switching to transfer the next file after sending a large file (by large i mean 100meg plus)

Also i cant seem to figure out how to make the flashfxp open with the local browser on automatically, is this possible?

flashfxp randomly restarts my computer and when this happens the operating system gets corrupted (i know it isnt a virus because i have scanned numerous times and have had it happen to a fresh install of everything)

[bigstar]

Have you tried without "Norton Internet Security 2002" ?

[zaogm]

i have disabled everything and i still have the same problems, i am about to update to the new versions of norton but have you heard anything about flashfxp corrupting windows? it seems to happen after a couple of hours of use...only constant i have seen

[bigstar]

No not with FlashFXP However I experienced corruption with Norton Internet Security.

[zaogm]

now i am upgraded to windows xp professional along with norton firewall and internet security 2005 and am having the same problems with the xbox transfers even if norton is installed or not.

I never had the transfer slow down problem until i upgraded to 3.0 aswell.

[bigstar]

Did you do a complete fresh install of FlashFXP downloaded directly from our website?

[zaogm]

yes i did after i completely reinstalled a freash OS

[zaogm]

any suggestions? been 3 days since my last post

[bigstar]

at the moment I don't have any other suggestions. I am stumped on this one, I don't know what the problem could be. Sorry.

[Ravefiend]

This could very well be a problem with your router. If I remember it correctly, my m8 had a similar thing and it was due to massive collisions on his home network, which increases with the size of the file. I think you need to look at if from that perspective, and not FlashFXP specific.

Cheers,
Pieter aka Ravefiend

[zaogm]

i actually reformatted my xbox harddrive and now transfers seem to work fine.

thanks for your interest