How to check USB drive speed with just 1 command

When I try to transfer files to my external drive (which is a WD Elements 2TB) using the USB 3.0 port, i only get about 87MB/s to 104MB/s at maximum speed ...

Press Ctrl+Shift+Esc simultaneously at your desktop. Click the Performance tab. Select your USB drive from the left menu. Now, you can check the read and write ...

Another way to check whether you are using a USB 3.0 connection or not is to use USBView.exe from Windows Driver Kit (WDK).

Open the Charms Bar by dragging the cursor to top right of the screen or by pressing Win + C. · Select Settings and then Change PC settings .

But if you want to check the speed in real-time, here's the guide: Press Ctrl+Shift+Esc simultaneously. Open the Performance section. In the left menu, select your USB drive. You can check the read and write speed of your USB drive on

Right-click the Windows button and open Settings. · Choose Bluetooth & devices and scroll down to choose USB flash drive. · Then, you will see ...

The next easiest way to find out, is to get an USB3.0-rated-Stick and connect it to that Port, then test the speed with some freeware program.

To check, connect the hub to a USB 5G port, and connect to the hub a UFD compatible with USB 5G. Then run a benchmark with CrystalDiskMark.

Plug the USB drive into your computer's USB port. · Download the USBDeview program and launch it. · Select your USB from the list, click File, and ...

In the Windows search box next to the Start button, type cmd and then select run as administrator. Then enter the command winsat disk -drive f.