USB 3.0 is the third upgrade of USB standard for interfacing with computers and electronic devices.
It is popular for its super speed of 625 MBPS or 5GBPS that is 10 minutes faster than USB 2.0.
Several users reported that their Windows 10 USB 3.0 transfer speed is getting slower for USB 3.0 drivers.
In this article we will show you how to fix USB 3.0 Transfer Speed Slow issue on your Windows 10 system.Reinstall USB 3.0 Control DriverReinstalling USB 3.0 drivers is one of the best resolutions.
To do so, follow the steps given below:Right-tap on the start button on your Windows 10 operating system and click “Device Manager.”Next, you need to select the “USB (Universal Serial Bus)” control to launch the window on your screen.Right-tap on the USB 3.0 controller and then click “Universal” device.Now you need to restart your Windows 10 operating system which automatically reinstalls USB 3.0 controller drivers.Alternatively, you can also select the “scan for hardware changes” button into Device Manager” to reinstall the driver.Now you need to restart your operating system and then check for the improvements.Update USB Drive DriverYou need to try updating USB 3.0 drivers along with Driver Booster 7.
To do this follows the steps given below:First, you have to insert the USB 3.0 driver into your computer or laptop.Now select the “Free Download” button on DVB 7,s page, and then you need to install software along with “Driver Booster 7 settings wizard.When you launch the “Driver Booster7” it will scan automatically.Now select the entire device listed on your screen, then select the “Update Now” button to update your chosen drivers.Now restart your computer.Disable Windows SecuritySeveral users reported they had fixed slow USB 3.0 file transfer issues by turning off Windows Defender.Here are the steps to follow:Tap the Windows + S button on your system.In the search field type “Windows security” and then click on it to launch the application windows.Tap on the shield option that appears on the left windows security.Select “Manage Settings” to launch the option on your screen.Disable the “real-time” and then click the “Cloud-delivered protection” button.After the above process, you need to restart your computer.Select Better Performance for USB DriverHere are the steps to follow:First, you need to insert USB on your computer or laptop’s USB slot.Launch the “Device Manager” menu.Double-tap on your listed USB 3.0 and then click “Properties.”Click the “Policy” tab that appears on your screen.Here you need to click the “Better Performance” button.Tap the “OK” button.After the above process, restart your device and then check the issue resolved.Clean Boot WindowsHere are the steps to follow:Tap the Windows + r button on your keyboard to launch the Run command prompt.In the Run Command-line type “msconfig” and then click the “OK” button.Select “selective Startup” under the General Button.Now Deselect “Load startup” option.Click “Load system service” and then select “Use original boot configuration” settings.Under the service tab, click the “Hide entire Microsoft service: button.Select “Disable all” to deselect the entire third-party service.Select the “Apply” button and then click “OK.”Now select the “Restart” button when the dialogue windows appear on your screen.John Smith is a creative person who has been writing blogs and articles about cybersecurity.
