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Microsoft's Latest Windows 11 Update Is Reportedly 'Killing' Some SSDs
The Windows 11 24H2 KB5063878 update is breaking drives. SSDs and HDDs disappear during heavy writes, leaving them unreadable. File corruption happens often. Reboots sometimes bring the drive back, but the problem stays.
The issue shows up after about 50 GB of continuous writes or when controller usage goes above 60 percent. DRAM-less SSDs with Phison controllers are hit hardest. Some enterprise HDDs fail too.
It looks like a bug in the drive cache or a memory leak in Windows. The same pattern repeats under heavy workloads, which means your data is at serious risk if you keep using the update.
I suggest that you remove that update regardless if you are having problem or not
The Windows 11 24H2 KB5063878 update is breaking drives. SSDs and HDDs disappear during heavy writes, leaving them unreadable. File corruption happens often. Reboots sometimes bring the drive back, but the problem stays.
The issue shows up after about 50 GB of continuous writes or when controller usage goes above 60 percent. DRAM-less SSDs with Phison controllers are hit hardest. Some enterprise HDDs fail too.
It looks like a bug in the drive cache or a memory leak in Windows. The same pattern repeats under heavy workloads, which means your data is at serious risk if you keep using the update.
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I suggest that you remove that update regardless if you are having problem or not