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| I have a Windows 2000 Domain Controller and had Windows 2000 and 98 workstations and everthing was fine. I now have upgraded some and added some Windows 2000 Pro workstations and in every case the network slows down over time. A reboot fixes the problem for a short time but soon it starts slowing down again. The slowdown shows up when I browse, copy files, option files, run programs that access databases, etc... I am convinced it's not a hardware problem since it happens with every computer and I have tried various hubs and routers. Any idea what it could be? | Guest
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