Windows 10: Is there something wrong with my SSD?

So I am trying to decompress a zip file, and when I have it on my D drive (a old school normal hdd) and have it set to decompress onto my C drive (My SSD) why does it seem to extract much slower than just going from D to D drive? I've even had the pc softlock before during one of these operations.

Is this normal? Is there something messed up wit my SSD or my configuration somewhere?

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Is there something wrong with Skydrive photo caching on Windows Phone 7 ?

I have the same problem even now. I cannot connect to sky drive from PC and mobile. It says ''can't establish a connection to the server at skydrive.live.com''.

This also happens when I try to connect to the windows marketplace and all connected applications from my mobile

What's going on?

In addition here is what is my diagnostic says :

''The web server you're trying to reach is temporarily unavailable''

 

Is there something wrong with Skydrive photo caching on Windows Phone 7 ?

Jorge/Elia,



sorry for the late reply.

I no longer experience this issue for some reason. I did have it yesterday.

Will report if I experience it again.



I wonder if it could have been related to me changing the contents of the folder some times, for example I replaced 600px with 1600px and the same name.



Concider this solved.

 

I've seen that happen if drives are a different format. Example zip file on NTFS volume > extract contents to MicroSD (exFAT volume) - it's a lot slower than if both drives are formatted the same with same cluster size.

 

What if both drives are NTFS, Even copying stuff from my d drive to the c drive (ssd) is really slow. Anything able to be done to fix this? I mean the SSD it self loads up programs/games/windows really quickly its just copying stuff from d to c drive that seems abnormally slow.