FTP upload stalls at different percentages

I have sucessfully uploaded my site a dozen times over the last year, but it has suddenly stopped working. The only things that have changed on my system is that I updated to Windows 8.1 and I installed the free AVG antivirus software when my McAfee supscription ran out. When I had the AVG running, the stall would happen almost always when the first image was being uploaded - when I turned it off, it would stall at multiple different images/percentages complete - it got all the way to 90% once and then stopped. I got the following error twice at different places, but since then, I don't even get error messages anymore - it just hangs there until I press Cancel.
The error was: "Error: Error uploading file u1914.png. Click Resume to try again. If this problem persists, try again later. [450 Transfer aborted. Link to file server lost]"
I uninstalled AVG and reinstalled McAfee, but to no avail. I turned off the firewall and antivirus on McAfee and the same thing happened - stops at random image uploads and just hangs there. Can someone please tell me what to do to fix this issue? I need to update my website!

Hi
Have you placed the assets/documents in external/sharing/network location ? If yes then try to copy them to local drive and relink them , then try to update the site.
Also, what happens if you do a export as html ? , if this works then you can use the exported files and copy them to root of your site using any FTP client , this way you can update your site.
Thanks,
Sanjit

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/*  <pre> */
* File: FTPConnection.java
* Author: Bret Taylor <[email protected]>
* URL: http://www.stanford.edu/~bstaylor/cs/ftpconnection/FTPConnection.java.shtml
* see also <a href="http://www.nsftools.com/tips/JavaFtp.htm">http://www.nsftools.com/tips/JavaFtp.htm</a>
* $Id$
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updated code snippet
public void uploadFiles()
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 errorLabel.setVisible(true);
 uploadButton.setVisible(false);
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 holdingPanel.setVisible(false);
 pbar.setVisible(true);
 pbar = new JProgressBar();
 pbar.setMinimum(0);
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 pbar.setMaximum((int)Total);
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 try
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 ftp.connect("ftp.chris-malcolm.com");
 if (ftp.login("chrismal", "***"))
 statusLabel.setText("Status: Connected.");
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 try
 for (int i=0; i<allFiles.size(); i++)
 if(((java.lang.Boolean)model.getValueAt(i,1)).toString().equals("true"))
 String f=client.verifyFileName((String)model.getValueAt(i,0));
 String f2=""+((File)allFiles.get(i)).getPath();
 info+="filename: "+f2+"\n";
 if (ftp.uploadFile(f2))
 statusLabel.setText("Status: Uploading "+f+" - "+i+" of "+calculateTotalFiles()+" files(s)");
 pbar.setValue(Integer.parseInt((String)fileLengths.get(i)));
 else
 errorLabel.setText("Error occured while uploading"+f2+"\n");
 catch(Exception de)
 StringWriter sw = new StringWriter();
 PrintWriter pw = new PrintWriter(sw);
 de.printStackTrace(pw);
 pw.close();
 //errorLabel.setText("<html>ERROR:"+sw.toString().replace("\n", " ")+"</html>");
 info+="Error: "+de.getMessage()+"\n";
 info+="Trace: "+sw+"\n";
 try { ftp.disconnect(); statusLabel.setText("Status: disconnected.");} catch(Exception e2) {};
 else
 info+="could not change directory\n";
 else
 info+="could not login";
 catch (Exception e)
 StringWriter sw = new StringWriter();
 PrintWriter pw = new PrintWriter(sw);
 e.printStackTrace(pw);
 pw.close();
 info+="Error: "+e.getMessage()+"\n";
 info+="Trace: "+sw+"\n";
 try { ftp.disconnect(); statusLabel.setText("Status: disconnected.");} catch(Exception e2) {};
 errorLabel.setText("ERROR:"+info);
 JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(this, info, "test", JOptionPane.PLAIN_MESSAGE);
 try { ftp.disconnect(); statusLabel.setText("Status: disconnected.");} catch(Exception e2) {};
 Edited by: cjm771 on Jul 13, 2008 7:23 PM

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