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My External hard drive takes time to be discovered when plugged in and once discovered data is transferred extremely slow. e.g 10MB Can take 3 hours. it transfers @ a rate of 52KB/ps or less.
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Sometimes USB ports have different power ratings and give different speeds. Try using the port closest to the power port if on a laptop.
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If your External HDD is a WD Passport, it has extra hardware that does the encryption part. The data transfer is slow probably due to improper handling like a fall or pulling off the Ext HDD while iti s still running and hasn't spinned down. (multiple times)
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Hi,
How can this be fixed then?
If the problem has arisen due to improper handling, the only probable solution is to send it for data recovery but the cost involved can be extremely high. You have to come to a conclusion regarding the importance of the data to you if you finally plan to send the External Hard Disk for Data Recovery.Otherwise...you will have to wait for a lifetime to get your data which is actually impractical.
An improper handling occured in our case; so it seems the disc can be considered dead.
I am just wondering about the symptoms: Shouldn't a damaged disc behave differently (not being just extremely slow)?
The strange thing is, that the diagnostic software by WD claims, that the harddisk passed the quick test. (I didn't start the slow test, since I am already in the sixties and I do not want to keep my computers busy with that test during my remaining lifespan.)
I would just like to avoid dumping a maybe healthy drive,
Back up your data to another drive as soon as possible.
These brand name external hard drives use a proprietary circuit board interface and so are bad news as they can't be simply swapped out.
Better to use a standard USB (3.1 or better) external enclosure with SATA and a standard SSD/HDD SATA drive.
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I believe that WD Password uses faulty SATA to USB 3.0 boards. The board starts failing at USB 3.0 and down grades the negotiations to a very slow USB speed. Perhaps 1 or 1.5 . That is why the transfer is slow.
I am working on one right now that takes 20 min just to some online to copy the data. I am copying data and it is super slow. But it is copying just be patient, get the data off first then trash it and buy a new one. I should take days even weeks. I use the (sudo find /path_to_source | cpio -pdmv /path_to_destination)
That way if it fails from a power outage OSLT you just run the command again and it skips existing files
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yes vry slow my hard drive
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Back up your data to another drive as soon as possible.
These brand name external hard drives use a proprietary circuit board interface and so are bad news as they can't be simply swapped out.
Better to use a standard USB (3.1 or better) external enclosure with SATA and a standard SSD/HDD SATA drive.
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