Windows 10: SSD is slowing down when trying to download files/games larger than 10gb.

Good day! The problem is whenever i tried to download files or games more than 10 gb, my download speed along with the disk usage is going down to 0 at worst. It would always starts when the download reached 10gb. I already tried formatting the SSD but still no luck on my end. If you can see this screenshot: https://prnt.sc/X-9s8BRLK6PK you can see that the download speed is at 0 and that started at 10gb. You can see in the screenshot that I downloaded larger than 10gb because what I did was to stop the download at 10gb and then restart my computer but after sometime of downloading again,

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XBOX app being extremely slow when downloading games over 10GB

Can anyone help me explain something? it's an issue with XBOX App, so I have an internet of 300 Mbps plan, and I get on average of 40 MBps downloading speed on like steam and epic games store when downloading anything, but when I try to download anything over 10GB in size from XBOX app, my download speed won't go over 1mbps, and even that is rare, this is weird because I can download any game with my actual internet speed as long as it's less than 10GB, I'm really confused what's happening here because Doom Eternal which is a game of around 90GB couldn't go up to 20% even though I left it downloading for the entire night while I downloaded gta5 in less than an hour and that's 105GB (or something) in size.

 

Two virtually identical installations: C drive on one is 10GB larger

Thanks for responding, friends. I do, indeed run Disk Cleanup (plus System Files) once each week on both, and I have my System Restore files always down to just the most recent one. I let Google and Mozilla put Chrome and Firefox on C, but I watch and weed the accumulation of cache and cookie files frequently. Please keep the suggestions, coming, you wizards. I'm in a Sherlock Holmes frame of mind today.

These are work computers, so no games, no photos, no vids, no music, fewer than 20 installed applications/utilities (same on each). Running bare bones for speed and functionality, but somebody stole 10 Gigs more of my main disk on one than



on the other.

 

Windows 10 is extremely slow after upgrading, cloning, and installing a larger SSD.

Hello, so I have an Inspiron 17-7779 that originally came with two drives, my c drive was a 128gb ssd and my d drive is a 1TB hdd. Even though I moved as much to the d drive as possible, I started running into issues with storage and decided to upgrade. I purchased a Western digital 1TB m.2 says ssd drive, then cloned my old drive to it and installed it. Since then my computer performance has been extremely slow,

especially when multitasking. I have found a few articles here and elsewhere with suggestions that haven’t worked for me. This is what I’ve checked or done so far.

Update Driver, Enabled AHCI, Disable Startup Items, & Ensured SSD was booting first.

Does anyone have a suggestion on another step I can try? Thanks!