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Encountered issues with Winlogon during LAN data transfers.

Encountered issues with Winlogon during LAN data transfers.

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anthonyyy388
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08-23-2016, 05:00 PM
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Hi, for no better use I have my old Optiplex 755 set up as pseudoNAS. It runs windows 7 pro, I have shared folders over LAN. Issue is that when I'm transferring bigger ammount of data (1GB+), the winlogon crashes and system cuts off all incoming/outgoing data over LAN. RDP cannot be used at that time and I cannot log into the system even the direct way by going to the machine and use keyboard and monitor. HW is anciend but it's not maxing out while data transfer and there is no active antivirus at this time. HW setup: C2 quad Q9400, 4 GB DDR2, Radeon HD 2400 XT, stock MB, network over MB gigabit LAN Thanks for all hints
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anthonyyy388
08-23-2016, 05:00 PM #1

Hi, for no better use I have my old Optiplex 755 set up as pseudoNAS. It runs windows 7 pro, I have shared folders over LAN. Issue is that when I'm transferring bigger ammount of data (1GB+), the winlogon crashes and system cuts off all incoming/outgoing data over LAN. RDP cannot be used at that time and I cannot log into the system even the direct way by going to the machine and use keyboard and monitor. HW is anciend but it's not maxing out while data transfer and there is no active antivirus at this time. HW setup: C2 quad Q9400, 4 GB DDR2, Radeon HD 2400 XT, stock MB, network over MB gigabit LAN Thanks for all hints

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08-23-2016, 08:25 PM
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The issue might stem from a faulty Windows setup or a driver problem.
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08-23-2016, 08:25 PM #2

The issue might stem from a faulty Windows setup or a driver problem.

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08-24-2016, 12:54 PM
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OK, drivers sholud be fine, they are reinstalled from ground up to the latest version. But the broken windows installation is something, that I kinda didn't even considered, sounds like it can be it. Winlogon is something that is part of the system and should be working no matter what. Thanks, I'll try and reinstall
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lukastias
08-24-2016, 12:54 PM #3

OK, drivers sholud be fine, they are reinstalled from ground up to the latest version. But the broken windows installation is something, that I kinda didn't even considered, sounds like it can be it. Winlogon is something that is part of the system and should be working no matter what. Thanks, I'll try and reinstall

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08-24-2016, 01:10 PM
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Before I reinstalled the system, I needed to figure out the real problem. The logon failure message was just a symptom, not the root cause. The main issue is related to RAM. All files transferred over LAN are stored in RAM and remain there until the system crashes due to insufficient memory. I experimented with Superfetch, Prefetch, which were meant to cache these files, but nothing changed. The offline file sharing mode and caching settings in the drive menus didn’t help either. I downloaded RamMap, but even the "Empty Standby List" option didn’t resolve it. The mapped files are still firmly stored in my memory. We can try anything, any suggestions?
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Fluffycakes123
08-24-2016, 01:10 PM #4

Before I reinstalled the system, I needed to figure out the real problem. The logon failure message was just a symptom, not the root cause. The main issue is related to RAM. All files transferred over LAN are stored in RAM and remain there until the system crashes due to insufficient memory. I experimented with Superfetch, Prefetch, which were meant to cache these files, but nothing changed. The offline file sharing mode and caching settings in the drive menus didn’t help either. I downloaded RamMap, but even the "Empty Standby List" option didn’t resolve it. The mapped files are still firmly stored in my memory. We can try anything, any suggestions?

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