Windows 10: Windows 10 while transferring files to USB or External HDD freeze on 0kb/s ! need help.

Hello folks.


Like the title say.. strange problem, never faced it before !


all i remember last update or the one before i installed everything went to hell !


when i copy something from my HDD to a usb flash pin or external hdd the speed is awful first goes full speed bout 90mb/s then drops to 0/s ! then suddnly after couple second goes up again but not full speed bout 1mb/s or 550kb/s then drops again to 0 and the proccess centinue that way and take hours.. searched a lot everywhere and tried everything i found while searching but nothing worked for me !

i have 2 laptops, this one i'm talking from have the problem, other one i left it for a while but it's working fine and also have windows 10 installed and when i tested it and see if it have the same problem i have found nothing !


speed never slows down or even hangs up like mine !


note that i didn't update the other laptop for a while but mine is up to date and always downloading updates when they came out !


i'm open for any suggestions or advices..


THis problem is really annoying and i have a lot of work i can't get it done cuz of this issue.



Kind Regards.

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