I connected my portable hard drive to USB 3.1 but windows asking me to connect with a USB 3.0, my hard drive USB 3.1 compatible, I also tried to connect to USB 3.0 but the same thing happing


yesIs it 3.1 Gen 1 or Gen 2? If it's 3.1 Gen 1 then it's literally USB 3.0, simply using a different name.
Both devices have to be USB 3.1 Gen 2 compatible to use the theoretical max. speed.
Why Windows even mentions the possible better speed on 3.0 while it's a 3.1 device (generation irrelevant at this point) makes no sense to me. Maybe it's got to do with the fact it shows up under the PCI-to-PCI bridge, that doesn't seem logical to me. Does it at all show up under Disk Drives?
actually, I getting very slow from my portable hard drive, there was a time when got 100+mbps read and write speed, but now it reach around 40 mbps,does the drive work properly at proper speeds?
Like @Mandark, curious about the speeds it reaches. CrystalDiskMark should help you with benchmarking it.
actually, I getting very slow from my portable hard drive, there was a time when got 100+mbps read and write speed, but now it reach around 40 mbps,does the drive work properly at proper speeds?