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Good Afternoon,<br>
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Here are a couple things that helped me when testing other programs
in Windows 2008R2 on older hardware and in virtual machines:<br>
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Disable the drive file content indexing within Windows 2008R2 to
prevent the OS from accessing the hard drive so much on its own.<br>
In Windows Explorer, right click on the drive that filePro is
installed to and select Properties.<br>
Uncheck the box at the bottom of the dialog box that says: Allow
files on this drive to have contents indexed in addition to file
properties.<br>
Then click Apply.<br>
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Also if you do not have much physical memory in the server (less
than 2GB) make sure you have at least twice as much free disk space
as you do physical memory for the OS page file.<br>
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Stephen Prather<br>
MGM Industries, Inc.<br>
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Thu, 14 Jul 2011 13:40:56 -0400</td>
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<pre wrap="">I'm sure this question has probably come up before. I have a client of a
client, he has 5 workstations sharing a drive containing filePro 5.0.0.9 and
Java 1.6.
For years they were using Windows Small Business Server 2003 and everything
was running fine. They recently upgraded to Windows2008R2 (64-bit).
When one person is running the program, the speed is slower than before.
When more than one is using it, it slows to a crawl. Their IT guy has run
diagnostics and says that the server is hardly being tasked.
So, my client wants to know if this is a question of having to upgrade to
64-bit filePro. The IT guy of course thinks so, since "64-bit servers aren't
meant to run 16-bit programs".
I don't see the logic behind this unless the server is doing something
stupid in order to be backwards compatible with 32-bit I/O calls.
Any suggestions?
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