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<blockquote data-quote="een_mq" data-source="post: 81006" data-attributes="member: 25187">Hi there,As the xbox accesses the share fine, your network should be set up correctly so there's no problem there...There’s a common problem in Windows XP that can make network browsing very slow.If the 'My Network Places' folder contains a shortcut to a network share, then each refresh of the explorer window will attempt to read icon information from every file in the remote location, causing the system to slow to a crawl.Removing all shortcuts from 'My Network Places' will return the system response to normal.Every time you open a file via a UNC name, Windows XP will automatically add another shortcut to the 'My Network Places' folder - so the issue tends to get worse over time.You can prevent the automatic addition of shortcuts by setting HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer\NoRecentDocsNetHood to 1See how you go...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="een_mq, post: 81006, member: 25187"] Hi there, As the xbox accesses the share fine, your network should be set up correctly so there's no problem there... There’s a common problem in Windows XP that can make network browsing very slow. If the 'My Network Places' folder contains a shortcut to a network share, then each refresh of the explorer window will attempt to read icon information from every file in the remote location, causing the system to slow to a crawl. Removing all shortcuts from 'My Network Places' will return the system response to normal. Every time you open a file via a UNC name, Windows XP will automatically add another shortcut to the 'My Network Places' folder - so the issue tends to get worse over time. You can prevent the automatic addition of shortcuts by setting HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer\NoRecentDocsNetHood to 1 See how you go... [/QUOTE]

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