Windows 11 24H2 Feature Update Causing BSOD Problem

[@MikeBob2023]

Thank you, Brian. 🙏🏼 23H2 users are having BSOD/Bootloop issues from a recent (optional) update, *KB5043145.* If you installed that one prior to moving to 24H2, that might be your problem. Personally, I've gotten to the point where I no longer download/install *anything* from Microsoft that's 'optional' because of nonsense like this. 🙄 (I hope you get it figured out! 🤞🏼) EDIT: Typo Management

[@rogerbowen5753]

That came up when I checked, I'll hold on till they release something else//

[@Britec09]

@regwatson2017 don't be troll.

[@bjcanz]

disable hibernate on bios

[@ridhwannasution5085]

same issue with my asus vivobook pro 14 oled, bsod and suddenly black screen when connected to power adapter

[@valkaielod]

​@@Britec09He is absolutely right. A preview has a low chance of causing a BSOD on 23H2. This is not 24H2.

[@shawnmorrow8350]

Seems Microsoft Engineers also work for Crowdstrike. Guys lets put into production something we never even ran by QA, brick the whole world. lol

[@davidpenaloza1586]

😂😂😂

[@stage6fan475]

Haven't you heard? Ever since the incident, it is 'Clownstrike'. 🤪🤪

[@iAnguel]

The Crowdstrike testing trainees were hired by Microsoft

[@Mario583a]

Show me a bug free update in game or in any OS, I'll wait....

[@One.Zero.One101]

@@Mario583a I don't know what kind of person would defend bugs lol. Probably nature lovers.

[@andrewquinn5946]

Still using Windows 10 22H2 and not a single issue still running flawless. Honestly will MS ever learn if it works dont mess with it ongoing security updates for 10 is all people need

[@CheekyBird790]

RIP: Critical Process! You left us too soon lol

[@ChrissonatorOFL]

😂

[@BG.Defender]

I did a clean installation on 24H2 from USB and the Windows works pretty well for me. I've been using my PC for 4-5 hours now without any problems

[@NokiaTV-q9r]

Same here, works fine with a clean install.

[@sobhanbihan6994]

Clean install removes your C drive data right?

[@NokiaTV-q9r]

@@sobhanbihan6994 yea it does, if you could back up important files. It would make sense as it is faster than an upgrade and doesn’t carry any settings from your previous installation.

[@Aradmahogany1991]

do you have any issues from waking from sleep afer a few hours, or even issues first boot after a shut down after a long while

[@NokiaTV-q9r]

@@Aradmahogany1991 Nothing such till now, but could you give more details on the issues if you are facing any and laptop Model /desktop have you installed on.

[@samuraiwarriorsunite]

Even though I'm running a Linux distro now, I still watch when Britec09 posts Windows videos. Now, it's to help with watch hours; back then, it was to see if he had a fix for something that screwed up in Windows.

[@ptkashinathmishra7149]

I did clean install from latest Win11 ISO, no problems

[@ehsnils]

I also prefer clean installs over upgrades for this reason. You never know what old residues you have that's impacting the upgrade. 'Critical process died' is a pretty dumb message, and so are the standalone error numbers you need to search the internet for to figure out what they are about.

[@pavelgajdik7486]

Also fresh install 3 months ago as insider and no issues so far.

[@Mr.Eminem]

Not everyone got time to reinstall windows and put their imp files again and again when new updates come

[@HatDog692]

just play a aaa games bro and wait a while and walah say oh sh.t here we go again

[@JHHHHHHHH8]

I really wish Microsoft would quit with these "feature updates" and would just do security updates... Exactly HOW many people even use these features and apps they're adding in? The old philosophy "We trust that users will install the apps they want to use, and we'll only include a few basic utilities, including a no-frills web browser so downloading another one is easy" is something they need to adopt once again, because good lord are they ruining Windows. They wonder why these huge issues keep happening - that's kinda what happens when you shoehorn tons of massive features onto an OS which is designed to basically be universal in what it runs on. Apple can get away with it since they have a very limited set of hardware it works on; Windows doesn't have that luxury. We're talking millions of hardware configurations. It's a miracle that it works as well as it does as it is, but again, they're really sabotaging things.

[@retiredat44]

exactly stop giving us shit we don't need or want and stop the bugs!!

[@christop_bader]

I installed 24H2 yesterday on my 2 machines using the media creation tool and then installed Explorer Patcher with no issues, EP has now got its own version of the win-10 taskbar and it looks great cannot tell the difference, Thanks Brian

[@claycassin8437]

Thank you for this. I subscribe to all the major tech channels like LTT, Gamer's Nexus, Hardware Unboxed, and many others, and you are the only person who has said anything about this. I'm sticking with Windows 10 until EOS myself, as I want to keep using a fully mature OS and not be a beta test subject. It has always been my approach with Windows. I just about cried when Win 7 reached EOS. Luckily, that meant I never had to touch Win 8. I'm hoping for the same good fortune with Win 11. Windows 12(of course they will) hopefully will be on the "good" side of the cycle, as all Windows OS's have historically been(95-bad, 98-sort of good, ME-bad, XP-good, Vista-bad, 7-great! 8-bad, 10-good, 11-bad...)

[@DalmationProductions]

Interesting how this is happening with some people Not happening with me after updating to 24H2 since I take risks seriously after forcing install the update via the installation update

[@Britec09]

Always the way

[@HipocratesR]

I don't understand...many youtubers recommend Win11 as ready and more stable but time and time again I see issues with the OS so why bother to jump from Win10 not worth the risk, I will either find ways to keep uodating after October 2025 or jump to Linux, after so many Microsoft failures and privacy issues we deserve some fresh air away from them.

[@damientech88]

Getting Windows 11 working well is a walk in the park compared to Linux.

[@imzesok]

​@@damientech88 * it depends on a multitude of factors. the big ones are your hardware, your use-case and whatever distro you choose. Linux really hasn't been all that hard since like 2008-2012. Just don't choose something stupid like Arch, Gentoo or Linux from Scratch as your first distro and you'll mostly be fine. Generally speaking configuration has been about the same in terms of time spent for me personally. it's kind of an all day venture no matter what. The reasons for it are just slightly different. The one thing I would suggest however is if you have an nvidia card, and a UEFI system, JUST GO WITH OPENSUSE. it's kind of the only distribution that properly supports both secure boot and the proprietary nvidia driver at the same time. You can get it working on others, it's just a royal pain in the ass you have to repeat everytime the kernel updates. most people just disable secure boot because they don't want the hassle. I, however, disagree with the idea that anyone should need to disable a security feature to install and maintain any OS, so I refuse to do so. -- Sincerely, a filthy dual-booting heathen whom mostly uses Windows(because i'm lazy).

[@HipocratesR]

@@damientech88 You say that after all the hiccups, BSOD and plethora of issues along the way since Win11 released Oct/5th/2021 and to this day still giving unexpected headaches plus REcall privacy attack on consumers ?? a learning curve to setup/familiarize an OS is one thing, but living with uncertainty to use Win11 and encounter issues any given time is another.

[@damientech88]

@@HipocratesR You're right. All Linux packages are problem-free during updates.

[@HipocratesR]

@@damientech88 Right? Both OS have its own quirks is definitely the way to go. But at least with Linux, I know what I’m getting into. Win11 keeps us guessing like a bad plot twist. If I wanted uncertainty, I’d watch a soap opera. and on top of that Linux isn't promoted like the cure of cancer while not being mainstream, while Microsoft fails in being honest to customers and just repaint the GUI and call it a new OS.

[@Mike76770]

from me, right after rebooting a blue screen of death, actually a black screen of death, it went straight to we are undoing the update to Windows 11 24H2, I didn't even have a chance to get into the desktop, very strange

[@websurferdude]

The problems are with the update from .1742 to .1882. Supposedly, MS had pulled it due to issues. The problem isn't with update to 24H2 (.1742) but the additional update to .1882 which is installed when you update to 24H2

[@Dwarfi01]

Just had Bluescreens with .1742 :(

[@JonMotivationalRend]

Good to know. Explains, why many are not having the problem with a clean install.

[@matthewmoore757]

I think it might be a background update, Because after the recent updates i installed on Windows 10, i'm having similar issues with the UI locking up, and sometimes when i go to Shutdown it just hangs on the shutdown screen forever, and i have to force it off. Given the fact that's happening after security updates, i think it's an issue related to that.

[@Takeme_DCUO]

Jesus,,,,I fkng h8 Microshaft and always have, spend more time dealing with crashes than using my pc lol. I really wish I knew what Linux was and how to use it/install it and I'd drop this intrusive dicatatorial oS asap haha. Ty for the vid as always.

[@rbw7456]

Once again, Microsoft proves that it doesn't know what it's doing and it doesn't care what it does to your computer. Because according to them you're renting it. You don't own it. These people are sickening

[@ngsc4635]

i had my pc paused the update for more than 2 months already at this rate, i dunno when should i update my pc anymore...

[@dipankarpal8054]

I also faced a BSOD error after upgrading to 24H2. Stop code Hipervisor etc. The system restarted after collecting the error and automatically undid the changes and got back to the previous version without my intervention. After one day windows update prompted me to upgrade again to 24H2. But I have closed the prompt and stopped updating to 24h2. My question is if I go for a fresh install of 24H2 by formatting the partition, will i get the BSOD errors again?

[@FliskerX]

I'm thinking, is this related to the Ryzen performance issues that they tried to fix in 24H2 ? Any Intel users got the update and getting the same/similar problems ?

[@wxndgo]

Yes, I run an intel i7 14700kf, don’t know if that’s the issue but it’s a problem with system32. About 3 weeks ago I updated and ever since I’ve been dealing with the bsod.

[@devontaeplummer2968]

My gaming pc can run windows 11 and i downloaded it and when its done i got lucky that it didnt cause the bsod Thanks Brian!

[@cecilrichardson2494]

Sounds like it's better to hold off updating until a patch is released to correct this.🤔

[@Britec09]

yes, i would

[@Sid-Cannon]

Over a decade has passed since M$ laid off a lot of employees and started using the end users as beta testers, and it's still shite ...

[@darkomuj]

That is why I do not auto update and I tweak it I disable it and I stay 24/7 offline and I am online on iPhone and iPad I am sick and tired of microsoft damiging my system

[@Britec09]

They can't seem to get a update right

[@lorneross49]

​@@Britec09 can we just disable feature updates through the registry while still allowing security updates like we did with 10?

[@brucehall1600]

Thanks so much for doing this as I was wondering why my computer hadn't updated to 24H2 after seeing these problems not sure I want to update if it's going to cause problems. I know just enough to be dangerous and the last thing I want to have to do is a fresh install because of windows update corrupting my system. That has happened before many years ago and it was a big headache and I lost data that I couldn't get back because I don't know much about data recovery programs... Thanks again...

[@NTPTM]

Hej Brian thanks for the video yes it's always best to wait a while before upgrading to a new Windows 11 version, as you also mention in your video. But I know it's a problem for some users with the Windows 24H2 update and for some who have Smart Sound Technology (Intel SST) on Intel 11th Gen Core processors. And Microsoft says one must update the driver for Smart Sound Technology (Intel SST) to drivers (10.30.00.5714) (10.29.00.5714) or a later driver. So Microsoft will not offer Windows 24H2 if you have an old Smart Sound Technology (Intel SST) driver. But it takes a while before manufacturers release all the drivers for a new Windows version. But I absolutely agree with you, Brian Windows 11 24H2 needs more updates and bug fixes, so it's best to wait a few more months before users upgrade to Windows 24H2. Take care, Brian, and have a lovely thursday.

[@radiosiesta]

It depends on whether it only does this on certain hardware when updating, or whether it is a bug that affects everyone regardless of computer configuration.

[@lse123polis]

Hello, i was planning today upgrade to 24H2, on my Dell Vostro 8-gen intel laptop, but see just now saw your video... what PC you get BSOD...? When this PC manufactured?

[@ianb1482]

Thank you for showing this, I will wait for this to get sorted as I'm not a tech type of person.

[@rickh8380]

My PC supports Windows 11, but I went into the BIOS and turned Off TPM. Ran the Microsoft Health Check and it said my computer did not meet the requirements to Install Windows 11. I'll stay on Windows 10 until it's no longer supported...then I'm on to Linux. In the meantime I'll start to learn Linux Mint.

[@DaystromDataConcepts]

The more videos like this I see about Windows 11 screwing up something, the more I'm so happy I chose to remain on Windows 10.

[@UltraZelda64]

Good luck. You've got about one year left before support ends and you're left paying for support for an outdated OS, or you succumb to Microsoft's demands and upgrade to Windows 11 anyway. Of course, you can continue using it without payment and accept all the risks that come with running an unsupported operating system, or you could jump ship and just use a different operating system. No matter what, sticking with Windows 10 past next October is not exactly the most safe or cost-effective option.

[@DaystromDataConcepts]

@@UltraZelda64 I didn't say I'd not upgrade when I had to, only that I am relieved that I didn't jump to Windows 11 like so many did. I'll update when I need to, not before.

[@mark-sk3do]

Issues like this are why you should never get feature updates as soon as they are possible on a critical machine you rely on every day

[@davidharris1340]

I haven't had a BSOD, but, I updated to 24H2 through Insider, and again by 'normal' update. This was on the same machine. Both times, the update seemed to be fine, and worked perfectly, but, the next day, I could not get the system to boot into Windows. This happened on both occasions. The system went through POST, the Logo screen, and then a blinking cursor. I have had to re-install Windows 11 23H2 both times, and won't be trying 24H2 again anytime soon.

[@irakliskokorev7616]

Did you fix crash on bsod windows Britec09

[@VultureUk-Rich]

If i remember they had the same problems with a few updates it seems like every time we get a new product from Microsoft it mess's up bigtime' The dev team needs sacking

[@2ToneWalt]

I'm good with 23H2 and just keep getting the security updates thank you. 🤘

[@Britec09]

No problem 👍

[@D.von.N]

Yep, did that to mine, on usb with, not to upgrade to 24, haven't used it for weeks now, anyway.

[@Jayrax123]

How to disable this 24h2 update. I already have blue screen after updating 24h2 then manage to uninstall that update in troubleshoot . Then after 3 days of using may laptop knowing that 24h2 might not work on my rig o stay at 23h2 this days when i open my rig windows automatic update then have error again . Do we have setting to disable this update. I already off my automatic update in setting.😢

[@kykajun1]

make sure that you have the correct download selected according to the bios . mbr for legacy only after i changed the correct bios in rufus i had a clean installation and did not get bsod.

[@lurker1973]

Same problem on my system. An inplace update did not work without BSOD and a clean install doesn't work either. Only 23H2 works flawless.

[@ParZIVal19D]

Just recently updated like two days ago. Just had this problem. Also the CPU seems really slow launching discord or Steam. Any help?

[@RealABGamerBoy]

ya im also having this issue with the current update of 24H2. when i try to open an app like discord i get a BSOD and my pc restarts. I may have to go back to 23H2 since i had no issues.

[@hafacah]

I had this happen to one of my client’s Surface Laptop. I read that it was due to KB5043145. Was able to initially log in but couldn’t click on anything. I could Ctrl-Alt-Del to get to task manager but couldn’t click on anything. Eventually, after several reboots (forced by holding the power button) it would BSOD or just spin without loading. I eventually removed his SSD to get him his critical files and then performed a full reset (through the recovery menu) and all was good. Not sure if it actually was that KB5043145 update because I had it on my Surface Go 2, my Legion 5i and another mini laptop and those didn’t have any issues.

[@AdeptuS.AnonyMouS]

I got a DMA violation bsod and reinstalled but now everything is running slow :-/ VR devices just barely working.

[@280813jb]

I just installed Windows 11 Pro 24H2 from the ISO file from Microsoft download on a VMware virtual machine using my custom autounattend.xml file. The first time went through the install process and then rebooted and hung at a black screen of death, then forced a manual reset and went through the install process and then on the reboot it came up with Windows logo and proceeded to finish off the installation properly. All is good now.

[@Paulzpc]

I got 24H2 a few months ago, the only problem I had was it killed my Microsoft Defender, it updates it through updates, but it's nowhere on my computer, I went to the store and downloaded it, and it installed it, but it's not on my computer, the update also removed my Cyberlink Power DVD I went to my one drive and it was removed from there too, other than that it's stable and not causing Blue Screens of Death for me.

[@rama4913]

That is insane

[@damientech88]

I've been running the 24H2 preview for months without any issues. Must be only certain hardware/drivers affected. Noobs that can't restore full system backups should probably steer clear of cutting edge updates.

[@HatDog692]

its not designed for dramless nvme

[@pmattarazzo]

Wasn’t getting option to update thru Windows update yet. Downloaded the .iso image. Tried installing it by mounting .iso. Got thru to part where it says checking for updates and it gave me an error that my PC needs apps or drivers to be updated before I could install. Tried a few times and kept getting error. Saw a trick to do update offline. Disconnected my Ethernet and it installed. Went back to updates after install and it wanted to install update that pertained to users who had pre release 24h2. Wouldn’t install it but I haven’t had any issues. No BSOD so far. 24H2 up and running. Running 4070 and 13600k.

[@edwardthew1757]

I used the Windows 11 Installation Assistant to upgrade to 24H2 and got a BSOD on 1st Boot into Windows. - it didn't even reach the Applying Updates screen after Boot. So after the PC rolled back to 23H2, I used the Media Creation Tool to make a USB Boot Media and installed 24H2 that way within Windows... keeping my File & Settings of course. Worked for me that way. Specs- Intel Core i9 10920X, ASUS ROG Strix x299 Gaming-E II motherboard, 64 GB Corsair Vengeance DDR4 2666 MHz RAM, ect (worked that way on an x299 chipset system).

[@CultOfMU]

You could have checked the bluescreen stop code in windows logs before downgrading :) I have two 24h2 machines currently, upgraded Surface Pro X and a Lenovo T14 g2 with clean install. Both work fine. I still have few computers running 23h2, I think I'll wait a while since all of those would be upgrades.

[@hpguru]

The only issue I am having is I can no longer scan individual files with Bitdefender Antivirus Plus by right clicking on them. The Bitdefender Window doesn't open and as far as I can tell the files are not scanned. I tried reinstalling Bitdefender but the issue persists.

[@PhilipJSmithNov1990]

Got the update on the 4 December, not installing until it is fixed. Had to restore the previous version though I had to be quite quick as it froze and crashed quickly

[@tmzmenphismcmarvinnn8939]

I've been battling with this Blue screen since last night, my PC is not officially supported though...so I thought it was because of incompatible issues, even though I was running earlier versions of windows on that Same machine 😢

[@drsysop]

24H2 ISO will not upgrade within Windows even with Ruffus. There is no bypass yet for TPM, CPU check etc just yet if your forced 23H2 in your system.

[@floki4747]

please note this also happened to me on 23h2

[@thesuremen]

yes, BSOD at time

[@P5YcHoKiLLa]

Have you checked for a bios update for your board?

[@KelticLad]

Thx Britec not done mine yet just downloading the iso thought I might have got the older windows before it was released, but have system backed up anyway I'll let you know how it goes. Cheers for informing us

[@Britec09]

You're welcome

[@ITMann]

Are there still reports of a clean install of Windows 11 24H2 running Bitlocker in the background ?. Just curious and can it be disabled ?. My experience of 24H2 which I recently updated to gave me just a few problems. First of all after the update a warning dialogue box appeared saying a " device driver cannot load on this device ENE.sys " yeah ok wasnt expecting that one. My belief is the ene.sys is something to do with RGB, probably left over from Asus Armoury Crate which I uninstalled a long time ago. I stiil have a folder called ENE, with ene.exe lying in there, and 2 entries of ene.sys in Windows and Prgram Files. I searcched for ene.sys and just renamed the file to" ene.sys.old "to stop the dialogue box appearing. I will investigate ENE and remove those ene.sys files. This is the first time after scores of Windows 11 updates that i had this ENE.sys warning. Hmm strange. Maybe its just a placebo effect but also after 24H2 update there seems to be a very, very slight lagginess in Windows. Maybe lagginess is too strong a word !, but a certain less nippy system, overall. I dont see a huge difference with this update, nothing super special, a few things here and there, I was expecting more. Thank you.

[@2muddler]

Do a clean install from UUP dump....no probs.

[@dberk023]

I have NO BSOD issues but I have issues with 24H2. No network computers are showing up on 24H2 computer. But my other computers are showing 24H2 on macs and another Windows computer with 23H2. Never had issues with 23H2. Settings are all the same. KB5044284 keeps popping up in windows update. No error message and no rebooting. It installs fine but keeps on asking to install. I did a complete format and installation of Window but Microsoft gives me 24H2. Same issues on a clean machine. Oh, and sfc / scannow still gives corrupt files . Not fixed yet.

[@ojnik]

just used the creation tool to get the 24H2 ISO, write it to a USB to boot with Rufus with all the modiciations, installed it on a 3 year old dell XPS laptop, went through great, ran all updates, it updated device manager for all the unknowns, rebooted and ran Sept 24 updates too, rebooted a few more times. seems to be fine.

[@jonnahernandez2614]

I forced the update (W11 23H2 to 24H2) and i have some BSoD, but one was persistible, that was a HYPERVERSION ERROR, idk how i get that error, maybe when I tried to open my GeForce experience app get me an error but in the app, so i re-install (with ddu app) and later I've got the BSoD with the HYPERVERSION ERROR, That was so annoying that I back to the old version (23H2)

[@daveUK50]

Since an update last week my pc will not power off it just goes to the sign in screen ?. I have to turn the power off at the wall now any ideas would be grateful.

[@ehenningsen]

Interesting. I have had no issues with this and have been using my PC resources heavily. I wonder if there is conflict between a DLL and a third party?

[@krejdloc]

How do we block optional updates? TIA for any feedback.

[@mttrashcan-bg1ro]

Don't the new feature updates always have major problems within the first couple of months?

[@RKEK1107]

The update I got is a "(repair)" version not having any of these issues and my laptop is running fine. BUT my laptop that bypasses TPM 2.0 Crashes every 5 minutes

[@real_lostinthefogofwar]

Been running 24H2 for a month now, no problems, it updated yesterday, still no problems

[@kevinwilby5637]

Thanks for the video m8 , useful to know 👍

[@Britec09]

No problem 👍

[@MCPabs]

I am assuming most of these BSOD come from updating and not clean installs

[@mukiiwah]

did a clean install, still bsods

[@Alan-rt3se]

Thank you for this timely video! I'm sure you will have saved several hundred viewers from the BSOD from this flawed Windows Update.

[@Britec09]

Glad it helped!

[@Urby93]

how long do you sugest to wait before installing? a month?

[@rogerbowen5753]

Does the update have a KB number? I've just run a check and KB5043145 has come up, is that it? It says it's an update for 23H2, but, I just wanted to make sure before I installed it.

[@Britec09]

I was just reading about that roger

[@billyguthrie3176]

Mine took 10 minutes to install an when i arrived at the desktop my background had been removed and the settings icon had been removed from the taskbar. But haven't had any issues since the install. I always run the system file checker after a update because almost every time updates cause corrupted system files. sure enough it found an repaired system files.

[@l.d.bogdan391]

Windows 11 is a joke. Can't even change your taskbar size anymore. Can't move the taskbar. Can't do anything anymore. Windows was king of customization now its a joke.

[@amazonalexa604]

If you have a Western Digital NVME SSD You will get these Blue screen errors

[@Phuongnguyen-wf9bg]

I just installed Win 24h2 and was updating when the screen went blue and then it automatically fixed the error and ran into Windows as usual.

[@unlap9377]

I heavily modify my Windows 11 and the installation assistant went through great. Just had to uninstall certain Microsoft programs that were out of date and manually install the newer versions. I've found it automatically installed a newer AMD chipset and has apps in Microsoft Store needing an update.

[@mrrooter601]

whats this, the second? third? time this year? insane. this kind of stuff is why im done with MS and windows. why not use a free alternative if they dont do even the most basic of qa?

[@richardpalmanteer9798]

Yep same happened to me Blue Screen when started clicking on stuff. Tried3 times then used my Acronis backup to restore back to 23H2

[@JackRusselMan]

My dell application updated the bios today and windows update installed 2 updates back to back for windows 11 24H2

[@69mazzz]

Had issues installing it Yesterday! Had to find the command to use in Terminal to get my Laptop to see my NAS. It would not keep my login info to websites i use, had tp keep getting a code on my phne to login. I like the widgets but they don't work, i know most hate them i i don't mind getting some news from it.

[@harshhell4185]

Is there an easy way or have you done a video how to copy all your content from your old windows. It takes me bloody ages to put all the settings back in on a fresh install.

[@Thex-W.I.T.C.H.-xMaster]

I haven't had any problems yet, and I've been updated for 12 hours. I'm on a B550 TUF Gaming Motherboard, 3950x Zen2 CPU, with a 3090. It might be newer AM5 7950x or 9950x... the new 800 Motherboards came out last week, maybe update your bios 🤔.

[@imzesok]

This is why we don't do" in place" upgrades of windows. Ever. Clean install, every time. Something always breaks otherwise.

[@steveskipper6473]

Incompatible storage controller or IDE/ATAPI controller driver issue I reckon. Change everything to the standard controller driver.

[@Sussy-Baka776]

i didn't get any BSOD On My Unsupported And Supported Both PCs

[@1mwls]

Waiting to see if I'm forced into BitLocker on a clean install. I would usually clean install every couple of years.

[@terencefdes2000]

My system (i13600k) is BRICKED after 24H2 installation. "Stop code: SETUP_FAILURE". I cannot even Power-ON my PC. I had waited patiently past 2 months until Microsoft officially made this update available for my system. Now I am stumped & frustrated - both with Intel & Microsoft!

[@tylercarrigan5242]

Can someone please help. My pc keeps rebooting after it auto installed when I turned on my pc yesterday. It has shut off and legit won’t even make it past my mother board logo..

[@Abdelhai.alkhaldi]

Your os build is different from that in 24H2 It is 1882 in 24H2 and in your laptop 1742

[@danmar007]

When this started happening on Win11, it also started happening on my Win10.

[@Dusan56]

The 24H2 update conflicts with WD 2TB SSD drives. WD has already issued a fix, which works well but makes the computer sluggish.

[@Britec09]

24H2 causing a lot of problems

[@VulcanDriver1]

I've turned off auto install

[@Genshinimpact_IN]

I also update to 24H2 but i didn't get any problem

[@EthenGreen-i5k]

Same issue. I tried the Assistant way and it did the same thing. 23H2 works fine.

[@Glenndatsme]

I installed 24H2 after mounting the iso and ussing command prompt and install bypassing the security checks on my unsupported gen 3 laptop and it installed with no problems and I got my first security updates,. There is no problems so far on my daily laptop...so i'm happy so far with 24H2. I am buying a new Gen 12 laptop and install 24H2 and compare the difference between the 2 laptops.

[@m2t_19]

Reason why you shouldn't "try' a new OS on your primary drive or partition. Just install it on a drive or partition you can later delete if the OS is unstable.

[@Eqxu]

Hey I'm trying to switch to 23h2 from w10 22h2 and I downloaded the iso but it downloaded 24h2 instead of 23h2. How can I get the 23h2 iso?

[@ryankanton]

I can help you. Type 23h2 iso internet archive

[@xoopnil]

MLWapp not working after 24h2 update. i can't able to set live wallpaper can you please make video about that to fix.

[@kinyerainnoarnolds7281]

Thanks for the heads up.

[@Britec09]

Any time!

[@rama4913]

I was perfectly happy with Windows 7. I can't think of any functionality Windows 10 offers that I missed in Windows 7. Now Windows 10 uses twice the amount of memory my Windows 7 did. And a lot more Microsoft spyware. Now MS has been trying to push customers to Windows 11 but almost 70% of the users are still on Windows 10. This is a huge red flag.

[@vip01]

I have 12 PC's with win 11 on them and have sold about 10 others and I have not seen that problem at all.. I would expect something like , ram , pc voltage or heat or ???