Dear All,
Since I felt that my windows 10 system wasn´t performing at its max, I decided to check the speed of the 3 drives in my machine with HD Tune. What I found out was that the system drive´s speed is around 2-5 mb/s. which of course is unacceptable.
So I decided to clone that system on to another drive, and booted from that instead.
Result with the new drive: Same - very slow!
Result with the old drive: Now the readings look good, 140-150 mb/s.
Booting from the old drive afterwards made it again show as very slow, whereas the new drive would show normal reading speed (>100 mb/s).
I´m not changing any cables and not changing the SATA port they´re connected to, just changing the drive/partition being booted from in a menu created using EasyBCD.
What on earth can be causing this, and what can be done to resolve it?
Thanks!
PS: Given the nature of the problem, I´m assuming there´s no need to post a bunch of details about hard drive models etc. Correct me if I´m wrong.
Since I felt that my windows 10 system wasn´t performing at its max, I decided to check the speed of the 3 drives in my machine with HD Tune. What I found out was that the system drive´s speed is around 2-5 mb/s. which of course is unacceptable.
So I decided to clone that system on to another drive, and booted from that instead.
Result with the new drive: Same - very slow!
Result with the old drive: Now the readings look good, 140-150 mb/s.
Booting from the old drive afterwards made it again show as very slow, whereas the new drive would show normal reading speed (>100 mb/s).
I´m not changing any cables and not changing the SATA port they´re connected to, just changing the drive/partition being booted from in a menu created using EasyBCD.
What on earth can be causing this, and what can be done to resolve it?
Thanks!
PS: Given the nature of the problem, I´m assuming there´s no need to post a bunch of details about hard drive models etc. Correct me if I´m wrong.
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