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I use network folders, remote connections, and vpn-connections. Everything
works usually fine, but then a catastrophic slowness attacks my machine. The
slowness comes from the issues in networking, because all the components
involved don't know what the other components are doing.
For example if my network goes down, Windows is still trying to connect even
if it can't. Lets say I turn vpn on and folder browsing freezes in Windows
Explorer because Windows tries to connect but can't. Why Windows doesn't get
information from vpn software that "we are on vpn now, its useless to try
connect to the network folders at the moment"? If Windows got the info about
what is going on, it would be wiser about the situation and not freeze my
machine.
Currently I have to disconnect network folders in order to use local folders.
Also if Windows is loading some very complex network folder structure
through a slow connection, it's frustrating when the folder that I am using
freezes. Windows could load something in background and let me do my work.
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