It did not.īefore someone asks, no I am not changing the structure of the files to suit this oddity, it work fine in Windows 7, so there is no reason it should not in Window 10. File Server is 2012 R2, I have confirmed SMBv2, the Search Process is not really being (over)used, I have confirmed the "General items" option is selected in Folder options, I even upgraded to Win10 1809 to see if that mattered. Transferring these files to another server for testing had a considerable slowness on Server 2016 (8-14 MBps) verses Server 2008 R2 (70 MBps). When trying to get the properties with the Space used, and File count Windows 10 is amazingly slow, it can take up to 5 minutes, while Win7 can finish in 5 seconds. This might not sound like a big deal, but I have users in an out of these a lot throughout the day. When trying to get the properties with the Space used, and File count Windows 10 is amazingly slow, it can take up to 5 minutes. Open a PDF from that folder, while Windows 7 will open it in 1 second. In Windows 10 it can take 5-8 second to open a PDF from that folder, while Windows 7 will open it in 1 second. They are mainly PDFs just around 1MB, some most are single pages. I have started to deploy Windows 10 with the 1803 update version, I have a few users that have a specific folder that has around +100,000 files.
I have asked this else where but was unable to get help, so I am asking here as well.
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