While the file is locked and cached, all reads and writes to and from the file are handled from local cache instead of from the network. The locking workstation then flushes its cache and writes all the data to the file server and unlocks the file. This cleared all opportunistic locking errors occurring on the server console, however, the start menu was still slow to draw on a quick print machine. This machine may have already been logged in while the change on the server were made. The changes that should be made are related to the IP errors discovered.
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The current setting is in parentheses. Menu Icons need to be installed locally There are two symptoms which we believe are associated with Microsoft NT and the display of icons in the start menu. As a user logs in and the desktop is displayed, there remains a 15 second hesitation before software apps will launch quickly. Sometimes apps will appear to be unstable at this time. Network monitoring reveals that Windows is cacheing the considerable number of server hosted menu icons.