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jumbo frames
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Jumbo frames are a network setting that increases the maximum transmission unit (MTU) beyond the standard 1500 bytes, allowing larger packets to be sent in a single frame. On Windows systems, enabling jumbo frames can improve file transfer speeds, especially on gigabit or faster local networks when transferring large files to NAS devices or other PCs. Discussions on WindowsForum.com cover enabling jumbo frames on Windows 10/11 and Windows 7, often in combination with SMB optimization, flow control, and duplex settings. Users troubleshooting slow transfers (e.g., 100Mbps on a gigabit network) frequently check jumbo frame support across all devices and switches. Proper configuration requires matching MTU values on all network endpoints.
Fix Slow File Transfers: Optimize SMB Sharing + Enable Jumbo Frames (Win10/11)
Difficulty: Intermediate | Time Required: 20 minutes
Slow file transfers over your local network (copying to/from a NAS, another PC, or a home server) are usually caused by a few common issues: SMB settings that...
For countless Windows 11 users, network performance is about far more than simply plugging in an Ethernet cable. The stock settings provided by Microsoft offer a functioning connection out of the box, but if you’re seeking to boost speed, reduce lag, or cure persistent connectivity headaches, a...
Hi there
I am running win 7 64bit ultimate going through a Linksys WRT610 v2 router. These are connected to gig capable NIC's (all computers) and cat 6 cabling.
Being a nut about getting the best speeds for file transfer etc I was hoping some LAN/network guru's can jump in and suggest...
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windows 7
Problem: Can't get file transfer speeds over 12MB/sec...avg is around 7-8MB/sec..this happens system to system, or system to NAS, or NAS to system
The setup:
I have a 24 port linksys gigabit swith, 6 computers, 5 NAS devices....all gigabit
every system on the network, other than the nas...