Windows 10: 30MB/s transfer speeds in one drive.

I have a 4TB hard drive split into 3 partitions, when I transfer a file from D: -> E: the speed is only 30MB/s

Since it is the same drive should it not be able to transfer the data faster than that?

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Slow data transfer speed.

Hi,

One of the possible reason that this issue occurs is due to the driver compatibility after Windows upgrade. For us to isolate the issue, we’ll need the following details:

• What type of data transfer speed are you referring to? Is it internet connection speed or file transfer speed?
• If you are referring to file transfer speed, are you using USB drive or Bluetooth to process file transfer? or,
• If you are referring to internet connection speed, are you using Ethernet cable or Wi-Fi?
• Can you tell us any troubleshooting you've done so far?

We'll be waiting for your response.

 

USB transfer speed from external hard drive to external hard drive

Transfer speed is dependent on the 'Read' speed from your old hard drive as well as the 'Write' speed to your backup drive. Normally these should be quite fast but if there is a problem with either drive then this could slow down transfer speed a lot and 150 KB/s is so slow as to point to a problem somewhere along the transfer path.

I suspect your drives are HDDs, not SSDs, but I get 305 MB/s transferring between two external SSDs connected to two USB 3.1 ports. This is over 2000x faster than your transfer speed so I suggest you run CHKDSK with repair switch on both drives? See https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/win...ommands/chkdsk

 

While copying files in same partition, transfer speed slows down on Windows 10.

• Have you tried to check the transfer speed while moving the files from one drive another drive?

Yes, i have tried copying file from drive a to drive b or drive b to a. It is stable in 30MB/s.

• When you say that "after the windows showing BSOD", what is the exact error message that you are getting on the computer?

I dont know the error message. Because i think this is not so important problem.

• Have you made any changes to the computer prior to the issue?

Yes, i had changed internal hdd with my old hdd from my notebook that ran win xp. I did it because i want to access my old file from my old hdd. when i turned on, win xp logo was showing up then it showed bsod. So, i returned hdd (WD Blue) back. I turned
on my laptop, win 10 logo was showing up then it showed bsod. So my laptop restarted automatically.

Now when i try to copying file, transfer speed will be slow down after a few seconds.