Reports of widespread SSD failures following Microsoft’s August Windows 11 update have taken another turn. According to PCDIY!, a Chinese Facebook community focused on PC hardware, the issue was ...

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Is a Recent Windows Update Responsible for SSD Failures? Microsoft Has an Answer Your email has been sent Some Windows 11 users are blaming a recent patch for causing data corruption and hardware ...

After Microsoft released the Windows 11 KB5063878 update on August 12, some users, particularly from Japan, claimed that the patch destroyed their SSDs. Later, Microsoft told Windows Latest it’s aware ...

Microsoft faced complaints about SSD storage issues after a recent Windows 11 update was released for PC users. These people said the SSD storage on their PCs was unusable after installing the new ...

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Microsoft has finally responded to the rumors and grumblings that accuse Windows 11 update KB5063878 of cutting off access to SSDs. Under certain circumstances, Windows will no longer display an ...

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Recently, widespread reports surfaced online alleging catastrophic SSD failures following the August 2025 Windows 11 KB5063878 security update. However, Microsoft has now publicly addressed these ...

TL;DR: Recent reports linked Windows 11 security updates KB5063878 and KB5062660 to SSD failures during large data transfers, especially on DRAM-less drives with Phison controllers. However, after ...

Windows 11 users can breathe a sigh of relief. Microsoft and SSD controller maker Phison have officially debunked fears that recent security updates were destroying solid-state drives. Following ...

Both Microsoft and Phison couldn’t recreate issues reported on social media. Both Microsoft and Phison couldn’t recreate issues reported on social media.