In article <65b7251fae1bb3c7587142454a94349e@nntp-gateway.com>,
gc1848 <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote:
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>Don't know where to start.
>

Create another 40GB file. Can you copy that one? First file
is bad. Can't copy that one either? Can you copy it locally? It's a network
problem. Problems with large network transfers through a router are often
due to MTU problems (which you should never have but...) Does your router
set 1500 on both sides or does it think one side is a dialup and try to
negotiate, ending up with something stupid like 672?

In article <66186fd4f126d72ed15a08a74d0bdff2@nntp-gateway.com>,
gc1848 <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote:
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>I ran the xp checkdisk everything came out OK. How can I fix this?
>

Well, I don't know because it should work. Is there anything
precious in the image? If not delete it and make a new one. What I'm
thinking is that somewhere along a way you linked a directory to itself
or something like that making any attempt to copy the tree problematic.

You could also try installing cygwin and using tar to make in archive
then using tar to extract that archive on the target. Tar doesn't follow
links by default so if that's the problem it may work.