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Jaysondb
Windows 10 is installed on an SSD, and I have 2 other additional SSD's internal.
I am running a couple of external SSD's for video file transfer, and I have a QNAP raid enclosure with barracuda drives for long term storage.
Prior to the update, I would get transfer speeds from external devices anywhere from 150mbps to 400.
After the update, I at maximum get 50mps, but usually 30-40. It doesn't matter which device, and it doesn't matter where I'm transferring it.
I have uninstalled and reinstalled all the hard drives.
I have plugged the hard drives into different usb ports.
I have purchased a new usb 3.1 card and plugged them all into it.
The hard drives are all from different manufacturers.
I have updated drivers.
I have disabled and renabled devices.
I have reinstalled windows.
I have run the troubleshooter.
I have run windows 10 in 'clean' mode.
NONE of this worked, and nothing has changed.
Last night I decided to completely wipe the boot drive and start completely fresh. After performing the install, I saw usb transfer speeds inline with what I had before. After installing the updates windows had me install, it went right back down to the slow speeds I was getting before.
*Something* in the most recent updates messed with external hard drives. At this point it can't be my PC, and after trying 5 or 6 different external drives for different brands, doesn't that mean this has to be something in windows?
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I am running a couple of external SSD's for video file transfer, and I have a QNAP raid enclosure with barracuda drives for long term storage.
Prior to the update, I would get transfer speeds from external devices anywhere from 150mbps to 400.
After the update, I at maximum get 50mps, but usually 30-40. It doesn't matter which device, and it doesn't matter where I'm transferring it.
I have uninstalled and reinstalled all the hard drives.
I have plugged the hard drives into different usb ports.
I have purchased a new usb 3.1 card and plugged them all into it.
The hard drives are all from different manufacturers.
I have updated drivers.
I have disabled and renabled devices.
I have reinstalled windows.
I have run the troubleshooter.
I have run windows 10 in 'clean' mode.
NONE of this worked, and nothing has changed.
Last night I decided to completely wipe the boot drive and start completely fresh. After performing the install, I saw usb transfer speeds inline with what I had before. After installing the updates windows had me install, it went right back down to the slow speeds I was getting before.
*Something* in the most recent updates messed with external hard drives. At this point it can't be my PC, and after trying 5 or 6 different external drives for different brands, doesn't that mean this has to be something in windows?
Continue reading...