virus? anyone have other thoughts?
we have 40 users using the desktop client. just under two weeks ago, we started experiencing file deletions from our windows server. the odd thing is that we might lose 10, 20 or 60,000 files but all directories are left intact. given the speed of the deletions, this has to be a script based proc…
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i’m not exactly sure what i should be looking for.

if there is still one that is connecting with the old version (2.7.2)

currently it seems like they are all with the new version.
I had the same problem a couple of months back. Now if this is happening only with Chrome and not with other browsers, then the problem cannot be a virus. But it can be a virus if other browsers and programs are facing equal problems.  
  
So, with chrome as we all know there is a memory problem. So to solve that follow these simple steps.  
  
1. On the top right menu icon, select History  
2. From there select "clear browsing data"  
3. It will prompt for the time span, there you select "beginning of time"  
4. You might lose few data like saved passwords, favorites, but no data will be removed which are saved properly.  
  
After you are done with this, clean your system with Disk Cleaning Software. While doing this don't keep any browser window open especially Chrome.  
If you notice, it is skipping out the Chrome from the list, you have to select the program manually and click on "clear".  
  
After this restart your system and see if it works. If it doesn't then you have to undergo the entire process of uninstalling and re-installing Chrome. have you tried entering safe mode? Let us know if it is the same.



It could be corrupt files and not startup programs. You can use third party defragmentation tools that have central management consoles to manage the tools, monitor systems and report on fragmentation levels. These tools have the ability to start defragmentation based on a schedule or a fragmentation threshold level (tool dependent). What they also do well is provide reporting on how things are going on the systems you monitor fragmentation wise.


Here is a comparison page for some of the major defragmentation applications:  

[Comparison of defragmentation software](http://http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_defragmentation_software)


The big three from when I did some research several years ago:  

PerfectDisk  

O&O Defrag  

Diskeeper


Keep in mind that Windows includes basic defragmentation. You can schedule this using TaskSchedule. Basic defragmentation does not defragment page files, hyberfiles and the like. There are some other free tools available that can do various items like page files. This all requires you to piece together and and devise your own monitoring. If you need reporting and monitoring purchasing it is always simpler.


If you can justify the cost of a managed defragmentation program, these will all do a good job. Test each to see how they impact system performance in your environment while defragmenting as well as their management and reporting capabilities.


  

First, don’t wait for your hard disk drive to be hardly used before defragging it. You have to maintain a certain defragmentation period as part of the computer hardware maintenance for your computer system. Over the years, I've had several versions of DW -- some were more stable than others.  I can honestly say, the FTP has never been a big problem for me.   If it ever becomes glitchy, I close DW and clear my cache or restore preferences as that fixes most  problems. 

**[Unusual behavior in Dreamweaver? Try restoring preferences.](https://helpx.adobe.com/dreamweaver/kb/restore-preferences-dreamweaver.html "https://helpx.adobe.com/dreamweaver/kb/restore-preferences-dreamweaver.html")** 

I mainly work with dynamic sites but I don't have more than 2,000 files per site folder.    Each site folder resides on my primary hard drive within my local testing server's default web directory (htdocs or www).   

![CC-testingServer1.jpg](/legacyfs/online/1550323_CC-testingServer1.jpg)

I use Ctrl+Shift+U to upload an open document to server.  To be quite honest, it happens so fast, I don't even see the background process panel.    If I'm uploading many files, I expand my files panel so I can compare contents of local site with remote server to ensure that the last modified timestamps are consistent.

![CC-FilesPanel-expanded.jpg](/legacyfs/online/1550322_CC-FilesPanel-expanded.jpg)

Finally, I had to turn off Real-Time backups and anti-virus scanning while I work.  When those processes were running in the background, everything came to a crawl. 

Hope this helps.



 Nancy O'Shea, ACP  

Alt-Web Design & Publishing Dear Jay Nelish


Your Question is incomplete


is the specific system is not on Network? its might be a problem discovered last year, that system ping but not share any data, or cannot access the system


you click on start menu and then click on run  

type serivces.msc  

and run the computer browser service, Remote Procedure call service, Server, and Client service


and your problem will resolved  

but actually this is because of virus change your antivirus program and scan your system wtih updated A/V just a heads up. i believe we found the solution. as far as we could tell, these issues began to happen after we moved everything to windows 7. however, one of the helpdesk people said they thought they remembered it happening once before that while the computers were still all xp. 
i looked into the av, which was moved to a different server and upgraded shortly before our windows 7 project began. evidently, trend's migration tool that was used did not migrate over port exceptions in the firewall. after adding a few recommended exceptions to the firewall, everything started to work. 
it seems that the client firewall was blocking return snmp traffic from the printer which was keeping the computer from realizing that printing had completed. this was keeping the connection open to the printer preventing anything else from printing on that computer or any others connected to it. 
the ports added as exceptions were: udp 161(probably the only one needed), tcp 9100, 9220, 9500. well, transferring your data and transferring that and your settings are different. data, such as music, letters, video, pictures can burn to disk or copy/move to external drive. installed applications won't go, you'll have to reinstall from disk or download. on the other hand, you can transfer settings, favorites etc. use files and settings transfer wizard. or laplink software and cable. Not likely. If a script can't work, then it also can't detect that it's not working... The workaround is to create a warning message that's always visible by default and then use a script to hide it (for example, by making a field that's placed on top of it hidden). If the script executes, the message is hidden when the file is opened. If it's not, the message remains visible. hello@philadamlucy yes there are 4 processes in all now so that is the new normal! from the beta group 6 months ago! hello, starting tomorrow we will update your consumer community beta systems to include a set of new files and processes. only systems at windows 7 or higher will receive the update. new files will be added in these locations: c:\programdata\wrcore\coreservice c:\programdata\wrcore\skyclient\db c:\program files\webroot\components c:\program files\webroot\core c:\windows\system32\drivers (wrcore.x64.sys) and two new processes will run: wrcoreservice.x64.exe wrskyclient.x64.exe there are no changes to the existing agent installationon your system. we are interested to learn of any performance or stability issues you encounter after this update. thanks, brad sorry but that’s only info that webroot will give us! thanks, Are these disks part of some sort of RAID setup? It doesn’t sound like it is, in which case striping the drives would, if one of the drives failed, result in the loss of all files on the drives…that’s a pretty risky strategy in any environment, whether development or production. You might want to read up on RAID configurations before deciding how you want to reconfigure your drives.