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Bumping....
We have a new update regarding the situation. A few days ago, it was reported that the root cause of this issue originated from a pre-released engineering firmware (not the final firmware) on certain SSD models, and when win 11 updates were applied the bug got triggered!
Still, it's better to not update windows for a certain time,until more tests are done! Who knows what will happen! It's windows we are talking about! I have already paused mine for 5 weeks!
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In the meantime, I also thinking that I would shift to Windows 11. However, if I had shifted now, I would have probably installed the latest version. Thanks for your information.
Nope you won't end up with all of these updates! Ever the ISO (Win11_23H2_English_x64, not the 24H2 since it is buggy) file doesn't contain them AFAIK. I recently re-installed win 11, so I know how it is. After the installation, you start updating the missing drivers to the latest one. And the meantime, windows starts downloading those updates (quality, definition, driver, & other updates) in the background.
Anyway, Linux would be the best choice for your potato! Any flavour of it I'm sure!
We have a new update regarding the situation. A few days ago, it was reported that the root cause of this issue originated from a pre-released engineering firmware (not the final firmware) on certain SSD models, and when win 11 updates were applied the bug got triggered!
Still, it's better to not update windows for a certain time,until more tests are done! Who knows what will happen! It's windows we are talking about! I have already paused mine for 5 weeks!
Back to the main topic, SSD's are still being dead by this update! I wonder why Microsoft doesn't remove/stop with this version until everything is sorted. I saw some people still complaining in a pc related group, two days ago that, their SSD is dead, and showing as Generic, or isn't accessable anymore.
I'm better off with my potato laptop running Windows 10. ..... In the meantime, I also thinking that I would shift to Windows 11. However, if I had shifted now, I would have probably installed the latest version. Thanks for your information.
Nope you won't end up with all of these updates! Ever the ISO (Win11_23H2_English_x64, not the 24H2 since it is buggy) file doesn't contain them AFAIK. I recently re-installed win 11, so I know how it is. After the installation, you start updating the missing drivers to the latest one. And the meantime, windows starts downloading those updates (quality, definition, driver, & other updates) in the background.
Anyway, Linux would be the best choice for your potato! Any flavour of it I'm sure!