If you are in the business of duplicating flash media, USB
drives for example, this scenario probably won’t seem too unfamiliar—while
producing batch after batch of drives, copying slowed down all of a sudden, and
the progress percentage number seemed to linger forever. The operator would usually be struggling
between rebooting and praying for the process to go through without the endless
wait. No matter which approach was
adopted, quite often the culprit turned out to be one extremely slow USB drive
that pulled back the whole pack. But is
there any way to identify which one?

It’s not only the time saved, but also the quality of your
service maintained. When it takes much
longer than expected to copy a particular drive out of a batch, this drive most
likely is inferior, if not defective.
Think about passing on such a product to your customer, shouldn’t you be
doing just like the old saying goes…don’t let the bad apple spoil the barrel!
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