WLan transfer rate is 54 Mbit/s to 1 MB/s

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• Tecra M9: 54mps transfer rate using WLan N standard

  Hi guys of

  I took possestion proud of my new Tecra M9 two days ago and have obviously been downgraded to Windows XP.

  The problem I have I bought a wireless router cable Buffalo WZR2 - G300N Nfiniti which has the new draft N Wireless feature to compliment the same feature on my new Tecra.

  Now, I have configured the router correctly by setting the wireless settings to allow protocols (BGN) so that other laptops from home receive a signal and I tried to use the standard Intel wireless drivers and drivers of buffalo on my Tecra wireless network card, but I always get only a maximum transfer rate of 54mps as apposed to the 300mps claimed to be honest.

  I never expect that speed but I expect more than the speed of a standard card.

  Any guys ideas and im starting to pull my hair out here that I love from the laptop the router lol.
  I look forward to your responses,

  Best wishes to you all

  DesktopGeek

  Hello

  You use an Intel Wlan card? If yes then you must update the Intel driver.
  See the Intel page for this.

  Second, you should check the settings of your router if the standard 802.11 N has been chosen.

  This is a useful page for Intel that describes the performance of 802.11 N standards.
  http://www.Intel.com/performance/mobile/wireless/index.htm
  You shouldn't too t wait. Theoretically, there should be an improvement of 5 x but I n t think you might be able to use the full 300Mbps.

  You should also try different WLan channels and use the additional Intel Proset WLan utility to configure the WiFi network.

  By the way; Don't forget to choose the standard 802.11 N Wlan card properties!

  Good bye

• Satellite L670-1KZ - 3 TB external hard drive use - transfer rate.

  Hello world

  This thread is a complement of my previous thread on 'Partition for 3 TB HD'.
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=67275

  As I said previously, I managed to merge the partition into one and I started the backup copy my blu - ray on my 3 TB, HD HD (usb / e-sata and e-sata / usb), my laptop HD (e-sata).

  For your info, when you get to 2 TB (30 MB/s HD to HD and 50 MB/s laptop HD on average up to 2 TB),
  the transfer rate is slowing down in hydro-huileuses, I now have around 10-15 MB/s average, of both laptop HD HD HD (now more than 10 to 15).

  Fortunately, this will affect only around, 740 GB remainning to fill, but it's really annoying over time.

  If someone can get a better transfer rate, please let me know (even on another laptop) your configuration.

  This cursed 3 TB HD is very good for the ability, but a hell to answer when you use HD HD! I can't imagine for 4 TB HD.

  I wonder what may be the transfer speed using usb3 since portable HD... And why he is so slow...

  Guillaume

  Oh, also, I forgot, I had a problem using this Storeva SilverDock U3 with the seagate 3 TB 7200 rpm on my laptop.

  1. it is impossible to disconnect using the safe disconnection. Whenever I switch on my laptop before off the dock. Never know that I won't take the risk to turn it off when it is connected to my laptop.

  2. when using this dock + my Antec MX-1 external box with inside 2 TB HD, I have some problems shooting with my files on the windows 'Explorer', the icon disappears, the image cannot be propely display (.jpg files).

  Maybe a video card problem or a problem of electricity? I say what I'm going to fill this 3 TB as soon as possible and never plug it back to my laptop.

  And, FYI, this dock + this HD is compatible with the H1 of Dune, the loading times are slightly longer than with a 2 to, used as internal or external on the Dune, maybe + 3/5 sec.

  I bought a 7200 RPM, but everyone knows that the 7200 are prohibited for dune used as internal, M1
  must use only 5400 RPM.

  I could make a Bernard for the temperature later and keep posted yu.

  Link to the docking station + HD Ref:
  Free HD 590 GB remaining: a single file of 33 GB = 1 H @ 13 >< 18mo/s="" (dock="" e-sata="" to="" hd="">

  + The message was edited: link removed - commercial websites not allowed.

• Acer Aspire E5-521-85EX does support up to 3 or 6 Gbit/s transfer rate for HARD drive?

  I would like to install an SSD that supports 6-gb/s data transfer rates, but this laptop support it?

  You are right.

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• USB 2.0 data transfer rate is very slow in Windows XP computer.

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  USB 2.0 data transfer rate is very slow, what should I do?

  Hi MahendraSoni,

  1A USB 2.0 works much earlier?

  2. don't you make changes on your computer before this problem?

  There is a fix for this problem. You can contact Microsoft Customer Service & provide article kb 908673, which contains the fix.

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• What is the interface transfer rate ata in hp Pavilion g4-1117dx

  I'm looking to replace the hard drive for my hp Pavilion 1117dx g4 with an ssd. I would like to know if the existing hard drive interface comes out with a transfer rate of 6G ssd? Thank you

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  SATA III (or 3) is backward compatible. No problem at all. But if you want to know, you can check yourself by using the following small program (look for the disk controller):

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• HP Elitebook 8570p - Windows XP USB very slow and the transfer rate performance issues.

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  I get a VERY slow start, general poor performance (waiting time when opening files and programs).

  I asked to burn in tests that show that everything is good.

  USB transfer rates are VERY slow (tried all ports of a Seagate FreeAgent USB drive, which works fine on other laptops etc.) for example a 30-minute transfer a 7gig single file of the USB HD on the desktop. Only 3 minutes to do the same on another laptop.

  I think there are problems with the drivers, like Windows 7 works very well and does boot from a bootable USB.

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  I installed HP SoftPaq Download Manager, and all the drivers are up to date.

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• is my disk file transfer rate normal hard drive or it got slower?

  is my normal file transfer rate or he got more slowly for my hard drive? I fell my knee on my computer by hearing a scratching sound and comments, it could be the hard drive since its a thing that goes. When I copy large files like 4 GB + from one folder to another transfer rate starts at about 100 MB/s then drop down to and remains at about 50 to 30 MB per second. I never pay attention to my transfer speed and do not know if this is how she got more slow? It is the internal hard drive for my desktop specs below

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  Form factor - 3.5 "

  I agree with MightyMiro_WD

  This kind of behavior is completely normal.  I doubt that you have something wrong.

  Keep in mind that the transfer rate is a snapshot at a point in time.  They always communicating more rapid at the beginning of a transfer.  If it's a smaller file, you would not see that drop down.

• How do you speed up 5.8 to 7.2 disk data transfer rate?

  In my rateing of expieriance of windows, all my scores void are 7.2 and 7.5, except my disk data transfer rate is 5.8. I would like to know what I do for all my partitions of sup of 7.2 to 7.5. Could someone tell me the secret to do that? Your answers will be greatly appreciated!

  Thank you.

  Fred

  On Thu, 20 Sep 2012 17:50:11 + 0000, FredKoerner wrote:

  In my rateing of expieriance of windows, all my scores void are 7.2 and 7.5, except my disk data transfer rate is 5.8. I would like to know what I do for all my partitions of sup of 7.2 to 7.5. Could someone tell me the secret to do that? Your answers will be greatly appreciated!

  Replace your hard drive by a faster, for example with an SSD.

  But in my opinion, you should ignore completely all windows
  Results of the experiment. They are just numbers; they are very
  mislead and I wish that Microsoft has never included in
  Windows. You must judge for yourself what your performance is,
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• transfer rate what is data from disk

  When I check my note to my computer, I notice that disk data transfer rate is the smallest number. Could someone tell me what this means and how I improve it. Thank you

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  Without making too detailed, its basically the speed at which your hard drive ("disc") reads and writes ("transfer") data bits ("rate") between different parts of the hard drive and the central memory.

  Short of a change of equipment, that is, change or replace the classic hard drive (HDD) by a unit of the solid state (SSD), nothing much you can do. Its totally a hardware related issue, and there is nothing software can do the actual transfer rate; It's a built-in to every reader of all limit which the (physical) hard drive controller is capable of doing.

  Let me know if this helps you.

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• When I transfer files from my hard drive on a USB flash drive, the transfer rate is very slow, about 250 KB / second. Is it possible to increase the speed of transfer rate

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• Poor transfer rate using Converter standalone 5.0 compared to the 4.3

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  (2) the process has systematically failed after completion of the c: cloning and start on the D: drive.

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  Has anyone else seen a similar problem?  No possible explanation?

  The file you have to change is converter - Worker.Xml. It should be located under folder "%ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Application Data\VMware\VMware vCenter Converter Standalone". You should find the useSsl under the nfc subkey value in Config key. If not present, you can add this value as follows:

  ...

  fake

  ...

  ...

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• Transfer rate between ESXi host using "Veem backup and FastSCP".

  Hi all

  I have two ESXi host connected with Eth - 1 G ports on an HP switch

  now I'm trying to transfer data between two hosts using "Veem backup and FastSCP" tool

  a 1 MB/s transfer rate is normal? you know a way to improve the performance of the network?

  Note that no collision or inadequacy not discovered on the way to the switch

  Thanks in advance

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  This work is a line perhaps? If you use VMFS as target, you must double check the block size, if it is the default 1 MB, the maximum size of a vmdk disk is 256 GB.

  The value you got 274878668800 bytes, divided three times by 1024, gives you exactly 256.0007095336914 GB. This is probably the problem.

  PS: I saw your error screencap you come to Italy, visit us on the pages of Italian user :-) group

  Kind regards

  Luca.

  --
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  http://www.vuemuer.it
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• What are the motherboard data transfer rate on a HP G60 - 243CL?

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• synology NAS E3200 slow transfer rate

  Hello.

  I just bought a synology NAS ds212j.  I've updated to DSM4.0. I bought 2

  Seagate ST2000DM001 Barracuda 7200 tr / MIN SATA 6 GB/s NCQ 64 MB Cache 3.5 inch internal nu 2 TB drive

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  a backup of 202 concerts has been run for about 4 hours and still going

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