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2021-08-19T17:00:15+00:00

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  1. Anonymous
    2021-08-22T17:26:10+00:00

    That date showing on the Driver properties by MS is not a real date of the driver, you can see that the driver on Windows 10 has the same date.

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    Now I see what you mean fg2001. I don't know how I could have mist that. Thanks for pointing that out. I did try installing the driver from Samsung at the time of install however it would Not install. And the one from Microsoft worked perfectly without any fuss so I just kept the one from MS. So it would appear that I'm using the most current driver for Windows 11 correct?.... The 10.0.22000.1

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  2. Anonymous
    2021-08-22T17:13:52+00:00

    Hi fg2001,

    Yes... there is definitely a slow down of the primary SSD drives. It is not noticeable for me anyways when using or running the system. Only on bench marks. FAUguy has provided a link @ https://aka.ms/AAdjzw7 to where he has this mentioned already in the Feedback Hub so please upvote it if you wish. I noticed by your post that you Also have a slowing of your SSD from Win 10 to 11. I also notice that you are running the Microsoft Driver from 2006, I'm also using the same drive as you .

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    Perhaps MS will Update this driver for the Much Faster M.2 SSD.

    That date showing on the Driver properties by MS is not a real date of the driver, you can see that the driver on Windows 10 has the same date.

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  3. Anonymous
    2021-08-22T16:51:11+00:00

    Yes. That is what I used

    Good to know that the same app Microsoft.SecHealthUI shows problems with 2 different symptoms.

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  4. Anonymous
    2021-08-22T15:12:16+00:00

    Hi fg2001,

            Yes... there is definitely a slow down of the primary SSD  drives. It is not noticeable for me anyways when using or running the system. Only on bench marks.  FAUguy has provided a link @ [https://aka.ms/AAdjzw7](https://aka.ms/AAdjzw7 "https://aka.ms/AAdjzw7") to where he has this mentioned already in the Feedback Hub so please upvote it if you wish. I noticed by your post that you Also have a slowing of your SSD from Win 10 to 11. I also notice that you are running the Microsoft Driver from 2006, I'm also using the same drive as you .

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    Perhaps MS will Update this Driver for the Much Faster M.2 SSD.

    Lets keep our fingers crossed anyways 🤞😊

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  5. Anonymous
    2021-08-22T12:12:20+00:00

    Yes. That is what I used

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