I have two computers on the network, both using XP Pro, sharing files and the internet. Everything is working alright. Then I shared the program "gvim" (Text editor) on one computer. I can share the program through right clicking on Windows Explorer and all this is fine.
The problem:
If the computer with the installed gvim program is not turned on, then on the other computer when I try to right click a file on windows explorer, it is very slow.
I suspected that it was trying to look for the shared gvim program. I tried to un-share the gvim program, but that only makes it slower.
Any solutions to un-share the program so that the computer doesn't look for it anymore, or another way to make it stop being slow?
Note: It does slow when I try to open a program as well.
