xsolinsx Troubleshooter

I went as far as point 4 and I managed to just get Windows to recognize the drive and see it in Windows Explorer. That's it, it won't go further than that, I can access the disk but it is SUPER slow, taking minutes to read/write even small files. Windows shows no progress (progress stays at 0% until the file gets…

formatting from linux (also wiping the partition table) works like a charm, Windows just won't make it anyway, the problem still exists

none I tried formatting from the nitro 5 but that gives an error and won't proceed, it makes the disk in the RAW format

So you are saying that out of: 2 Aukey adapters 2 Elutang adapters 1 docking station 3 hard disks 1 ssd as they are not recognised (in any combination) on my Acer laptop running windows, it is these devices' fault. Even though they all work with any combination with my desktop and my old laptops, as well as when running…

Seems like it's not, because it's already set and I don't see any toggle to change that (picture of the whole BIOS below). The disks get detected (I can hear the sound) but they keep connecting and disconnecting and Windows Explorer as well as Disk Management keep having troubles loading them (if they load them at all)

I have several USB-to-SSD enclosures: Aukey DS-B4: https://www.edealinfo.com/d/00608807093951/Aukey-DS-B4-2-5-inch-SATA-to-USB-3-0-External-Hard-Drive-Enclosure Elutang whatever: http://www.eluteng.com/module/hardDrive/2.5/details002.html IDK the maker:…

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yes, multiple cables and enclosures, no luck however each and every cable/enclosure work fine with Linux the only thing that never works is booting up using an external disk, an usb key is fine though

only "Properties" and "?" which opens edge with online help disk management utility disk 0 is the main HDD (only data), disk 1 is the main NVME (win10) I cannot assign anything because volumes cannot be read from disk 2 (the external disk)

"Sconosciuto" means "Unknown" Opening the disk properties I get this: "unità disco standard" means "standard disk unit" and the drives keeps getting connected and disconnected as I can hear the Windows sound of connection and disconnection. this happens no matter what enclosure I use, while on another PC the drive gets…

No, I mean that Linux can access the drives also through USB-A ports, while Windows cannot.

Hello, Sorry for the late response but I was out of town and could not test this. You are right, it is 500mA. I tried connecting the drives through the USB-C port with an adapter but that still doesn't work. Also, the port should not be a problem as drives are correctlly detected using Linux.

yes it does about 500mAh, they get connected to the USB-A port, should I try to use an adapter and connect them through the USB-C?

Removing USB devices from the device manager did not solve the problem, so I tried to reset the whole operating system but had no luck. Out of curiosity I had also installed Windows 11 (which I did not want) to check if it was something the new OS could solve. Now I'm back with Windows 10. Nothing worked so far

The PC is fully updated, both Windows 10 and all PC drivers are updated using Driver Booster from IOBit I have also tried uninstalling and reinstalling the driver of the disks but no luck

Well, the fact is that booting that drive on desktop from that USB adapter just works. No red/yellow warnings in device manager, actually the device seems to be recognised even though it keeps connecting and disconnecting and explorer.exe becomes very slow

@Leostat where did you find this information? Because the user manual is actually saying that it is a thunderbolt 4 port