Problem solution: the USB 2.0 speed is not reached
- Current USB 2.0 devices usually have the "Hi-Speed". Thus, a theoretical transfer rate of 60 Mbytes per second is possible.
- Because, among other things, for the management of the USB 2.0 devices capacities are required, the real-possible transmission rate but only at about 40 Mbytes per second.
- It is Low-Speed or Full-Speed devices, the transfer rate is much lower.
- Even if the maximum transmission rate should be available, may cause your Computer the Problem. This is too slow, can not read the data in of the promised speed on the Computer or written.
- In addition, many users of Windows XP must enable support of the USB 2.0 Hi-Speed in the BIOS. How to use the BIOS to start, you will learn in this article.
- Also helpful is that Uninstalling the USB port in the devices can be Manager. Then, Windows can reinstall the driver.
Why your USB memory Stick safe to remove, should, we will explain in this practical tip.
