AX55 slow/failing backup to USB drive
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I just replaced a Netgear R8000 in my network with a new AX55. I use Macrium Reflect to backup my Win10 laptop via the router to a WD MyBook 2TB USB drive. The laptop is within 3 feet of the router. The R8000 ran backups at 180Mb/s. The AX55 starts at 90Mb/s and steadily drops to 12Mb/s over a couple of minutes before failing. I am using the default USB Storage Device settings.
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The problem was SMBv2 protocal on my laptop. My research indicates that this protocal is not needed and disabling it has not affected my laptop. Never-the-less, I would suggest creating a system restore point before making any changes. Here is the message and instructions from TPLink support which did a fantastic job for me.
You can visit the following website to disable SMBv2 client:
Or you can try these steps:
(1) Find "Command Prompt" on your computer and open a command prompt window.
(2) Type in "sc.exe qc lanmanworkstation" and press Enter.
Check the "DEPENDENCIES". If you enabled SMBv2 client on your computer, you'll see "MRxSmb20".
(3) Disable SMBv2 client.
Type in "sc.exe config lanmanworkstation depend= bowser/mrxsmb10/nsi", press Enter.
Type in "sc.exe config mrxsmb20 start= disabled", press Enter.
If you use "sc.exe qc lanmanworkstation" to check again, you'll see "MRxSmb20" disappeared.
Then restart your computer and check the back up speed again.
(4) If you'd like to enable SMBv2 client, type in "sc.exe config lanmanworkstation depend= bowser/mrxsmb10/mrxsmb20/nsi", press Enter.
Type in "sc.exe config mrxsmb20 start= auto", press Enter. Then restart your computer to save the changes.
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I will suggest you discuss this with our support engineers directly as I found you have already sent an email to them. Please kindly update here if it is addressed and resolved. Thank you.
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@Kevin_Z Will do. We've had several iterations of email and they are still working on it so I assume it is not something simple.
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The problem was SMBv2 protocal on my laptop. My research indicates that this protocal is not needed and disabling it has not affected my laptop. Never-the-less, I would suggest creating a system restore point before making any changes. Here is the message and instructions from TPLink support which did a fantastic job for me.
You can visit the following website to disable SMBv2 client:
Or you can try these steps:
(1) Find "Command Prompt" on your computer and open a command prompt window.
(2) Type in "sc.exe qc lanmanworkstation" and press Enter.
Check the "DEPENDENCIES". If you enabled SMBv2 client on your computer, you'll see "MRxSmb20".
(3) Disable SMBv2 client.
Type in "sc.exe config lanmanworkstation depend= bowser/mrxsmb10/nsi", press Enter.
Type in "sc.exe config mrxsmb20 start= disabled", press Enter.
If you use "sc.exe qc lanmanworkstation" to check again, you'll see "MRxSmb20" disappeared.
Then restart your computer and check the back up speed again.
(4) If you'd like to enable SMBv2 client, type in "sc.exe config lanmanworkstation depend= bowser/mrxsmb10/mrxsmb20/nsi", press Enter.
Type in "sc.exe config mrxsmb20 start= auto", press Enter. Then restart your computer to save the changes.
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