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[Deleted member 24505]

RuFus does GPT to

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[Hugis]

no errors and 92% left on that ssd

 

[Deleted member 24505]

no errors and 92% left on that ssd

So why doe is disappear or keep coming up with no bootable device? it's not the controller as my D drive is always there

 

[theFOoL]

My Reg File for TPMPass LINK

Remember DO this on the WiN11 Setup Main Page by Shift+F10 then Enter regedit then locate the file

I decided to cancel my WiN11 ISO as with my Reg File should be OK

Hmmm I'm Downloading but just Framework and Cumulative update so we'll see later on

 

[lexluthermiester]

Rufus will not do secure boot, as my system is fully win11 compatible

This is a perfect reason why Microsoft's requirements are completely and pathetically moronic. It makes troubleshooting PCs needlessly, extremely difficult.

i might as well keep it that way.

This is a perfect reason to employ a workaround. I highly recommend it.

Is 6500 hours on a lot?

No. Look at one of mine;

And this one is arguably the lowest quality drive I have. It's still going strong with 97% drive life remaining. This drive has been a daily use OS drive for nearly 4 years.

So why doe is disappear or keep coming up with no bootable device? it's not the controller as my D drive is always there

It might have a fault. Backup whatever data you don't want to loose to an external drive and unplug that SSD. Install your M.2 drive and install your OS. If you want to use Windows 11 as a daily driver, I would HIGHLY recommend disabling TPM & SecureBoot in your BIOS and using a workaround.

The reason is that we could easily and properly diagnose this problem if we could use a WinPE USB drive to boot from, such as the very excellent Hirens BootPE or something else if you have a different preference. But because you are using SecureBoot there is frak-all we can do.

People are you all beginning to understand my rage at microsofts fuckery here? This crap makes troubleshooting & fixing PC software problems a damn nightmare. It is un-fraking-acceptable! /rant

 

[Deleted member 24505]

This is a perfect reason why Microsoft's requirements are completely and pathetically moronic. It makes troubleshooting PCs needlessly, extremely difficult.

This is a perfect reason to employ a workaround. I highly recommend it.

No. Look at one of mine;
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And this one is arguably the lowest quality drive I have. It's still going strong with 97% drive life remaining. This drive has been an daily use OS drive for nearly 4 years.


It might have a fault. Backup whatever data you don't want to loose to an external drive and unplug that SSD. Install your M.2 drive and install your OS. If you want to use Windows 11 as a daily driver, I would HIGHLY recommend disabling TPM & SecureBoot in your BIOS and using a workaround.

The reason is that we could easily and properly diagnose this problem if we could use a WinPE USB drive to boot from, such as the very excellent Hirens BootPE or something else if you have a different preference. But because you are using SecureBoot there is frak-all we can do.

People are you all beginning to understand my rage at microsofts fuckery here? This crap makes troubleshooting & fixing PC software problems a damn nightmare. It is un-fraking-acceptable! /rant

Thanks guys. The SSD was from CEX, i don't have spare cash to buy new. It must have some problem, my WD hdd, never disappears in the bios even when the SSD does, so must be a problem with the SSD.

 

[lexluthermiester]

Thanks guys. The SSD was from CEX, i don't have spare cash to buy new. It must have some problem, my WD hdd, never disappears in the bios even when the SSD does, so must be a problem with the SSD.

No worries. Wish we could do more for you. While it's still running, back up your data! A least anything you can't loose.

 

[Deleted member 24505]

No worries. Wish we could do more for you. While it's still running, back up your data! A least anything you can't loose.

Reinstalled on the M2 with the SSD removed.

 

[theFOoL]

I was Right

For fun lol

 

[Rock N Roll Rebel]

I noticed when I had win 10 on my drive it was MBR partition when I went to the insider's program and got win 11 it automatically changed the drive to GPT

 

[Shrek]

I'll be in trouble if it does that on my old (BIOS) machine.

 

[theFOoL]

I noticed when I had win 10 on my drive it was MBR partition when I went to the insider's program and got win 11 it automatically changed the drive to GPT

Hmmm that I'll have to see about. Was it on uefi on 10

 

[lexluthermiester]

So I've been running 22k.168 for a few days and it has been smooth as silk. The StartMenu jitter glitch from 22k.160 is gone and I can't find anything else wrong. The Notification settings have been refined somewhat, which is good, and Windows is not complaining about about it's firewall being disabled anymore. So yeah, solid improvement!

 

[Deleted member 24505]

Tbh i think windows 11 is pretty solid, i haven't really found any problems with it.

 

[Shrek]

So I've been running 22k.168 for a few days and it has been smooth as silk. The StartMenu jitter glitch from 22k.160 is gone and I can't find anything else wrong. The Notification settings have been refined somewhat, which is good, and Windows is not complaining about about it's firewall being disabled anymore. So yeah, solid improvement!

I'm still seeing the problem in the Mail app where I can't always type.

 

[lexluthermiester]

I'm still seeing the problem in the Mail app where I can't always type.

Hmm. I don't use ms mail, so this would be unknown to me. ThunderBird FTW!

Of course this is more a problem with that app and not the OS itself..

 

[Shrek]

True, and other than that it seems solid; I say seems as I still see issues under the reliability app.

 

[P4-630]

Microsoft Begins Kicking Out Insiders Running Windows 11 On Older PCs - Time to Go Back to Windows 10

Microsoft Begins Kicking Out Insiders Running Windows 11 On Older Devices - Warns Them to Move Back to Windows 10 Through ISO Files.

wccftech.com

 

[ThrashZone]

Hi,
Time to kiss the donkey bye bye
These checks and failed popups will be so often doubt it will be worth using any workarounds just to use 11 anymore.

 

[Hugis]

Microsoft Begins Kicking Out Insiders Running Windows 11 On Older PCs - Time to Go Back to Windows 10

Microsoft Begins Kicking Out Insiders Running Windows 11 On Older Devices - Warns Them to Move Back to Windows 10 Through ISO Files.

wccftech.com

All good here at the mo...

 

[P4-630]

All good here at the mo...

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Ok if you don't need to be online like, forever...LOL.

Most people need or want to be able to use the internet.

 

[lexluthermiester]

Microsoft Begins Kicking Out Insiders Running Windows 11 On Older PCs - Time to Go Back to Windows 10

Microsoft Begins Kicking Out Insiders Running Windows 11 On Older Devices - Warns Them to Move Back to Windows 10 Through ISO Files.

wccftech.com

They couldn't kick me out if their lives depended on it. I'd LOVE to see them try though! ROFLMBO!

 

[P4-630]

They couldn't kick me out if their lives depended on it. I'd LOVE to see them try though! ROFLMBO!

And if so, a few more years windows 10 isn't that bad either.

 

[Rock N Roll Rebel]

Hmmm that I'll have to see about. Was it on uefi on 10

I think it was in UEFI but I'm glad I didn't have to change the drive to gpt myself

 

[lexluthermiester]

And if so, a few more years windows 10 isn't that bad either.

Oh, eff THAT. I can't move off of Windows 10 fast enough. I am sooo done with that garbage UI..