Another stab: Try turning off IP V6 for your network adapter. That can slow down things as the adpater tries V6 before V4.

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>Hi Rick. Thanks for replying.
>All data is stored on the Network as there are multiple users on a Lan using the App.. (Set up as a Networked drive)
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>Both the .EXE and the Dbf, .Cdx etc are all on the Network Drive, and App is launched typically as: K:\MyApp.exe where K is a network drive.
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>We have since discovered that there is still ONE XP machine on the Network. There is no speed issue either going in on the XP machine (On the Lan) or by remote Deskttopping to the Server (From ANY Machine)
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>Sounds like there is some setting / issue on Windows 7 ?
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>regards,
>Gerard
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>>Where is the app storing its data?
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>>If it's storing the data in the install directory (ie. Program Files\MyApp), Win7 and Win2008 redirect file access in these folders to a local user store, which can significantly slow down performance.
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>>To avoid this you have to use a folder that the user has full rights - Documents folder, or AppData - or a public folder that the user has full rights to.
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>>>Hi.
>>>One of our cusotmers recenlty upgraded Hardware and Pcs to Windows 7 boxes running on Server 2008 (versus Xp and Server 2003)
>>>The same VFP app is running significantly slower on the new configuration.
>>>Checked the usual things like Anti - Virus.
>>>
>>>Just wondering if anything needs to be tweeked to improve performance
>>>
>>>TIA
>>>Gerard