Same here. And to put a big end to it - windows 11 update that was automatically downloaded and installed about 2 days ago completely killed the windows boot. I had to boot into the safe mode, and restore the machine to the last restore point. Then I was able to boot. Unfortunately, yesterday update was auto installed again…. So now I am returning to windows 10. Windows 11 is a half baked piece of software, that should not be released to public yet!
Windows 11 broke my PC!
DO NOT DOWNLOAD AS OF YET.
it's not ready, I don't know why it was released when there's all these issues! I upgraded and had alot of freezes, slow loading times where as on windows 10 my pc nothing wrong with her until a couple of days in my computer says ''sorry but your PC ran into a problem''. I was never able to fix it, this was a £2K PC!!! it broke my audio drivers for days until the above message killed my PC! NOT HAPPY AT ALL.
if you have an expensive computer DO NOT upgrade unless you want to kill your entire machine.
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2022-03-16T02:30:07+00:00 dude it just completely bricked my computer. how do I roll back? computer is essentially broken right now. **** Microsoft
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Anonymous
2022-03-16T13:07:28+00:00 You're funny
Lots of OEMS running with no problems
100's of thousands of home built PCs running it just fine
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2022-03-16T13:48:46+00:00 You need to find a way to get to the safe boot. And try to do advanced repair option, where you will find the option to restore from previously saved restore point. If that does not work, and you must save some data from your machine - get a bootable tools USB like Hiren’s boot cd/usb. Boot into Windows from it, manually backup all your data on the system partition, and then reinstall windows from Windows 10 media.