How to turn off Windows Defender in Windows 10 permanently.Disable Windows Defender in Windows 10 temporarily.Check status Windows Defender in Windows Security.Windows Defender unable to stop service.Once the file copy was completed, I enabled SMB 2. Restarting the Server service on the remote PC ( net stop server, then net start server answering Y to continue the operation when prompted about existing sessions or dependant services such as Computer Browser or HomeGroup Listener) and then clicking Try Again on the client, let the copy process continue Unfortunately, the copy process was still not flawless and several times a dialog box appeared warning about Error 0x8007046A: Not enough server storage is available to process this command. (There’s also an unofficial Symantec tool that can be used to disable/enable SMB 2.0 on Windows 7.) Whilst this could potentially reduce performance of the file copy operation, I could that it did at least allow it to work. (I’m not sure if a reboot is required, but I rebooted anyway.) Sc config lanmanworkstation depend= bowser/mrxsmb10/nsi Disabling SMB 2.0 is one option, using the following commands on the client machine: It seems that certain versions of Symantec Endpoint Prevention (ahem…) Protection 11 have an issue with Server Message Block (SMB) 2.0 file copies. I found anecdotal evidence that disabling anti-virus software may help as the file filters can get in the way but my attempts to disable Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP) were thwarted by the policies that my admins have, understandably, put in place.
That should be straightforward enough – after all they are both running Windows 7 (圆4) with all current updates installed – but I frequently found that Windows Explorer would hang in the middle of a file copy. I’ve been trying to copy some files from my work PC to my home PC.
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