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transmission speed
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On Windows 7, determining whether a USB connection is using USB 3.0 or falling back to USB 2.0 can be challenging. The transmission speed of the connection is a key indicator: higher speeds suggest USB 3.0 is active, while lower speeds indicate USB 2.0. Users can check the Device Manager for USB 3.0 drivers and inspect the external device's properties for negotiated speed. However, the transmission speed alone may not be definitive, as factors like cable quality and device limitations can affect performance. For accurate verification, specialized tools or USB tree viewers can provide detailed speed information.
I connect an external device that supports USB3.0 to an USB3.0 port on the computer/mother board using an USB 3.0 cable. I can see in the device manager that there are (intel) drivers that support USB3.0. The external device (WD mypassport) advertises USB 3.0 support.
Is there a way to find...