In Windows 7, https-uploads stop network - solution: turn off task offloading!
(nu blir det en post om dataproblem, på engelska dessutom)
So, we have had this problem with not being able to upload files from our Windows 7 machine (64-bit). On google, facebook, flickr, picasa, etc, whenever we have tried to upload something or make an attachment it has crashed the network. Our solution has been to troubleshoot the network, and after a while it starts working again. But not the uploads...
Until today, when I found the solution. - yes, it's in French (!), but it works!
This is how to fix the "Uploading to Gmail using https makes network stop working" problem:
(karma++)
So, we have had this problem with not being able to upload files from our Windows 7 machine (64-bit). On google, facebook, flickr, picasa, etc, whenever we have tried to upload something or make an attachment it has crashed the network. Our solution has been to troubleshoot the network, and after a while it starts working again. But not the uploads...
Until today, when I found the solution. - yes, it's in French (!), but it works!
This is how to fix the "Uploading to Gmail using https makes network stop working" problem:
- Open Control Panel
- Network and Sharing Center
- Change adapter settings (on the left)
- Right-click and select Properties for network card (mine was "Atheros L1 Gigabit ...")
- Configure ... (button)
- Advanced (tab)
- Select "Task Offload" from list
- Set the value to "Off"
(karma++)
6 Comments:
Thanks! problem solved.
Same network card.
By Anonym, at söndag 28 november 2010 kl. 14:02:00 CET
thanks a lot man!!!!!
By Anonym, at måndag 3 januari 2011 kl. 13:08:00 CET
Thank you so much. Been plagued by this problem for the better part of two years now, finally got annoyed enough to google for an answer.
This is great!
I have the same NIC btw.
By Anonym, at fredag 1 juli 2011 kl. 21:00:00 CEST
Thanks a lot, it works!!!
By Anonym, at onsdag 22 februari 2012 kl. 16:33:00 CET
Thank you! I had the same problem and it's plagued me for a couple of years now. Seems that everyone who has this problem has the same NIC:
Atheros L1 Gigabit Ethernet 10/100/1000Base-T Controller
Most likely a deep bug in the NIC driver, but toggling this setting seemed to resolve it! One note: when uploading items after turning off task offloading, the browser seems to hang for a bit - likely because this "task" isn't being offloaded and returning responsiveness to the browser until the "task" is complete. So don't be alarmed if the browser seems to hang when uploading items after this setting is toggled.
Thanks again! Cheers.
By Anonym, at lördag 20 oktober 2012 kl. 20:44:00 CEST
Thanks a lot, man!
Solved the problem.. it's the same Network adapter that I have ;)
Cheers!
By tranceaddict, at onsdag 16 januari 2013 kl. 10:44:00 CET
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