Having drive issue, not sure if mobo related. WIll windows 11 fix?
#Will updating to windows 11 help pc =)
severe roost
simple surge
Having drive issue, not sure if mobo related. WIll windows 11 fix?
no
high scarab
Just get it
You will have to get it eventually, it is more optimised for gaming, performance and battery life. When I got it, it fixed a heap of random issues on my PC, so just get it anyway
What is the issue, btw?
simple surge
You will have to get it eventually, it is more optimised for gaming, performance...
battery life? also windows 11 is better for intel windows 10 is better for amd also depends on many other factors
high scarab
Just saying, it made my PC twice as good
simple surge
i highly doubt twice as good. but most people here grew up on windows 7/8/10, that switch from 10 to 11 with the whole simplicity trend isnt something most people want
actually, windows 11 adds more features, which means more unused things which take up storage, ram and cpu performance with your games @high scarab
high scarab
Yeah it made my PC twice as good trust me. When I got It, it almost burnt my hands all the time when I was doing light work and it was so laggy
Windows 11 makes computers better
bronze rose
A clean install of windows may help. And it is ok if you want to use this opportunity to update to windows 11
severe roost
What is the issue, btw?
So when i run a game on my M.2 is take a minute then suddenly disappears from my disk management
atomic storm
If you do update to win11 please do a clean install don't upgrade from within 10
severe roost
If you do update to win11 please do a clean install don't upgrade from within 10
how do i go about doing that i forgot
make a usb boot stick and load from that?
atomic storm
Yeah
This method only works on Windows 10/11 PCs. Please ask for other methods if using a Mac, Linux, or earlier versions of Windows.
https://www.microsoft.com/software-download/windows10
- Insert an 8GB or higher USB stick into your PC. Format the USB to FAT32 or exFAT before installation. Formatting will ERASE ALL DATA on the USB. (Right click the USB > Format > File System: FAT32 > Quick Format > Start.)
- Download the Windows MCT (Media Creation Tool) from the link above.
- Run the MCT. Select "Create installation media for another PC." Follow the prompts to select your USB flash drive as your media and create the installer.
- Once complete, your USB is now ready to install Windows on another PC. Power down that PC. Insert the USB installer. Boot the PC.
WARNING: When installing Windows on a new PC, ensure only one drive (the drive you want the OS on) is plugged in. Unplug all other drives prior to installing Windows. Basically this but with win11 on the USB and not windows 10
severe roost
@atomic storm nice one cheers thor