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How to Speed Up File Transfers In Windows Vista

In windows Vista File transfer speeds have been greatly reduced this is because of a new feature called Remote Differential Compression, this tutorial is going to show you how to disable this feature and in turn speeding file transfer.
If you would like to read more on Remote Differential Compression you can do so here.


Step One

Click on the Start Button

Vista Start Button

Step Two

Click on Control Panel.

Vista control panel

Step Three

Make sure you are in Classic view by Clicking on Classic View.

classic view control panel

Step Four

Click on Programs and Features

programs and Features

Step Five

Click on Turn windows features on or off
At this point you might be asked by windows to confirm your choice just click continue if so.

windows Features on or off

Step Six

Uncheck the box that says Remote Differential Compression and then Click OK.

Remote Differential Compression feature

Step Seven

Now you will see an box like the image below showing you that the changes are being configured, once this is finished you may need to restart your computer for changes to take affect.

Configuring Changes

All Done!

You have now turned off Remote Differential Compression and once you have restarted your computer you should notice some difference in transfer speed. If you wish to turn Remote Differential Compression back on just follow the tutorial once again but this time tick the box.


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