Microsoft clear clear. Update not about SSD issue 🍋

It was previously reported that the Windows 11 KB5063878 and KB5062660 updates could cause an SSD or HDD to crash. In particular, the move time of large files exceeding 50GB on drives that are already in use is about 60%. This caused some panic among users and caused Phison's name to be referred to as potentially involved. But later, Phison confirmed that it had been tested for more than 4,500 hours and had not yet found this problem.

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Most recently, Microsoft made an official statement after investigating and reviewing internal Telemetry data, stating clearly that the KB5063878 and KB5062660 updates did not have anything to do with SSD or HDD breakdowns, as was the previous news, reiterating that there was no evidence or information to indicate that the update affected the stability or lifespan of the storage device.

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Although there are some users in Japan who have experienced post-update problems, both Microsoft and Phison confirm that there is no direct connection between the latest patch and the drive incident. Therefore, the average user can continue to update Windows 11 as usual, but should use the SSD appropriately and install the Heatsink if there is continuous hard work to ensure the performance and durability of the drive.

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Source: techspot

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