The remote differential compression feature of Vista was designed to streamline transfers of files to and from remote directories by keeping track of file changes and only transferring the changed parts of a file or document, rather than the whole thing. This is a great feature for offices that commonly store and access work on network drives, but not so much for home users, especially since the service can eat up system performance while it's working.
To disable remote differential compression:
Go to 'start/control panel/programs/uninstall a program'.
In the sidebar, click 'turn windows features on and off'.
Uncheck 'remote differential compression' and click 'ok.'
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May 19, 2008
Remove remote differential compression
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