Windows 11 update blamed for SSD failures, but Phison can't reproduce issue

techspot - SSD manufacturer Phison says it has been unable to confirm whether Windows 11 24H2's KB5063878 update is responsible for storage drives crashing during file transfers larger than 50GB. The company is the first storage vendor to publicly respond to recent …

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Microsoft has found no link between the August 2025 KB5063878 security update and customer reports of failure and data corruption issues affecting solid-state drives (SSDs) and hard disk drives (HDDs).

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#Linux Still using Windows but not using Windows 11 with hard drives that are over 60% full are advised to avoid downloading, copying, or writing large files (tens of gigabytes)

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Windows 11 update blamed for SSD failures, but Phison can't reproduce issue

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Microsoft says recent Windows update didn't kill your SSD

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