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‎06-06-2021 09:46 AM

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Product: HP Folio G1
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

It happens to me, that copy files to USB sticks or HD fails if files get bigger. I know about the 2 / 4 GB limit of some filesystems, but that is not the problem. 

If have tested this with Win10 and Linux and with differen cables and USB-Sticks/HDD.

Also Flashing of Samsung with ODIN fails (I guess) due to the USB issue. 

It seems the same issue on both USB ports. In general they work, so I can connect HDMI Adapters ... But I think something is wrong with (bulk) file transfer.

ANY HELP PLEASE?

 

Latest BIOS is installed. As it happens on both OS, its probably not a driver issue - maybe the internal USB firmware? Anything I can do?

It was once for repeair at HP and I noticed this (ODIN) issue some time after that, but as there are no other problems, I did forget about it. But now I see that other normal file transfer is suffered too, I need a solution.

 

Thanks.

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