Upload speed to USB flash drive
I alone noticed that the download speed to a USB flash drive decreased on Win10? If not one, can I somehow increase it? Maybe what programs are there?Some kind of pissing 6 MB. What is this?
Denis Kyokushin
And now what is the FS of the flash drive? Basically, filling with zeros is just overwriting all information. This does not necessarily give any result, but for the sake of interest it is worth a try.
First of all, start the command line and write diskpart in it. If it is the same as on the screen, close it and go to the next step.
You download the DMDE program (https://dmde.ru/download.html), unpack the archive somewhere and run it. In the window that appears, you select your flash drive.
After that, the flash drive will be scanned for partitions - we don't need this, after the end we close it. Instead, go to "Tools" -> "Fill Sectors". In the window that appears, check that the "Template" field is "00", opposite the "Number of sectors" field, press the "Max" button. That's it, after that, filling the flash drive with zeros will start. You will also see the write speed. After completion, close the program. Just in case, distort the flash drive (preferably through Safe Removal).
Then run the command line again and write diskpart in it. Then write list volume. In the list that appears, you find the flash drive and the corresponding volume number. I have this "Volume 3".
You write select volume * number *, then format fs = fat32 label = "name for your flash drive in explorer" quick. In general, everything is as in the screenshot. We press enter and after a few seconds the formatting should end. And that's it, after that the flash drive is ready for use. Unless you can twist it again.
Denis Kyokushin
Well, put a daw on "Allow recording", then. Although I never got out of this.
Could you help with one more question?
There is a flash drive:
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But when I plug it in, the computer shows a pitiful 48.8MB. Can I somehow recover?
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Your program sees it as a 16-gig one:
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Something tells me that you can do something with your program
Sanchez Ramirez
Sanchez Ramirez wrote:
Do the same
Thank you very much, I reanimated the USB flash drive. Is it possible to somehow increase the size of the file that I would like to copy?
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Denis Kyokushin
FAT32 cannot hold files larger than 4GB, yes. To do this, you need to format it to NTFS or exFAT. In the format command, change fat32 to exfat (better) or ntfs. Naturally, DMDE is no longer needed here.
Sanchez Ramirez
I have a 64GB exFAT flash drive, it also does not accept heavier than 4GB. Tomorrow I'll try NTFS
Denis Kyokushin I
just believed in myself. The 7 GB file signed up with a bang. In theory, exFAT can store files up to 4 ^ 32 GB as far as I'm aware.
Sanchez Ramirez
Yes, you were right, I formatted it on a new flash drive in exFAT, and a 6Gb file was useful, and the speed on USB 3.1 became higher, despite the read speed of 130Mbps
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On 64 GB USB 2.0 in NTFS, a 6GB file was useful :
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In general, I figured out the speeds)