following microsoft's guidelines the latest update bricked my Dell xps 15 with 2 terabytes of ssd and 32 gigs of ram. It is now reeady for the trash heep thanks Microsoft.
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Tom Hunter
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The latest update bricked a good XPS 15 with 2 terabytes of ssd and 32 gigs of ram it is now trash. I contacted Microsoft and they did what they do and tried to pass the buck. Maybe we should start calling them Donald Trump Microsoft, they are that bad
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