does transferring time to usb flash drive based on my internet?

No. Your internet speed is always from “internet > your router >your pc”

There are a lot of variables for you to take in...

- Is your usb slot and usb both 2.0 or 3.0
- your internet speed
- size of files
- your computer cpu and ram.
- etc

Basically, if you were to download a file, it would basically be the speed from “internet > your router > your computer”. You decide where the file goes. It’s the computer that calculates how long it takes to complete.

So, if it was saved to a usb, the computer will calculate that it is slower than usual.

Most browsers calculate the “computer’s calculation”+”internet download estimate speed”.

 

(Yes if your USB flash drive is plugged into your router)

 

Yeah, depending if you're using the narrow definition of "Internet" or just the generic concept of "network". Sometimes we refer to router speed as internet speed too.

 

I heard if you use

Code:

del * /Q

in admin mode on a windows pc, it will clear the system cache and cookies.
That should make the system download faster.

Can someone check for me?

 

Did you back it up first? I thing you can get money back that way.
If that eint working, try turning it off and back on again

 

That's strange.
Have you tried turning your router off and on?

 

Have you tried turning off and on again the power supply for the whole world?

 

What about a USB drive backed by a floppy disk?

 

I’m sure if you slot a few RAM cards with the floppy disk in the usb slot, it would fix the problems