7 umounts external drive during large transfers?

ChazZeromus

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Yup, it's been happening ever since the install. Everytime I perform large transfers or transfer of many files, windows seems to unmount it smack dab in the middle of the operation! And the copying windows doesn't respond to conventional methods of exiting. This has been a problem for a while, and if there are any solutions or wordarounds please do tell or share experiences.
 

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Everytime I perform large transfers or transfer of many files, windows seems to unmount it smack dab in the middle of the operation!

Hi Chazzeromus,

Your device is becoming overloaded/overheated due to the transfer operation and its controller chipset is resetting, This is usually an indicator that it needs replacing before it ceases working altogether ;)

Steven
 
But it works perfectly fine on vista, it transfers like a charm...
 

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Windows 7, and Vista
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i7 975 @ 3.2Ghz
Motherboard
Asus Rampage II Gene
Memory
24 GB DDR3
Graphics Card(s)
EVGA GeForce 295 GTX 1796MB
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Realtek Integrated
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30" Samsung
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128GB SSD + 500 GB
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800KW
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mATX
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Everytime I perform large transfers or transfer of many files, windows seems to unmount it smack dab in the middle of the operation!
Everytime Ive had that exact same problem happen, the drive was very hot causing the drive to just fail and it eventually stopped working altogether after a month or two :huh:

But it works perfectly fine on vista, it transfers like a charm...

Vista does copy files much slower, the only other cause might be that's its using a more updated driver than the one included with Windows :confused:
 
Everytime Ive had that exact same problem happen, the drive was very hot causing the drive to just fail and it eventually stopped working altogether after a month or two :huh:
Very tragic, I've never experienced hard disk failures and I never want to.

Vista does copy files much slower, the only other cause might be that's its using a more updated driver than the one included with Windows
Seven was actually copying slower than vista when it does it's freeze problem. Well I ran chkdsk and fixed a bunch of errors (the one's windows caused because of dismounting) and turned off caching. And it's doing it again, this horrible. I'm going on vista to copy this, this is BS, I'm getting very frustrated.
 

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Windows 7, and Vista
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i7 975 @ 3.2Ghz
Motherboard
Asus Rampage II Gene
Memory
24 GB DDR3
Graphics Card(s)
EVGA GeForce 295 GTX 1796MB
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Realtek Integrated
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30" Samsung
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128GB SSD + 500 GB
PSU
800KW
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mATX
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I'm having similar problems on a Seagate external HD. I'm trying to copy large aounts of data from my media player to my external HD (all unprotected). It simply stops in the middle of the transfer. No heat, no other problems. If I select about 5-8 folders at a time, it works fine. Anything more, and it just stops working. Strange. Using Windows 7 Pro.
 

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