It is not today that Windows 11 has caused a headache for users, and the last safety update, which was identified as KB5063878, may now cause serious failures in storage units.
According to user reports, after updating in the system, some SSD stops working by making large data size records, and it is not possible even after the system restart.
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The first records of the problem related to the new Windows 11 update appeared in the internal tests released by the XTER (Twitter), which determined the failure during the Cyberpunk 2077 update.
Kb5063878 のストレ のストレ ジ関係不具合のまとめ (8/15 午前)
1.OS 上からドライブがロストする (smart も読めなくなる) 、バッファされているツリ にはアクセスできる場合もあるが、ファイルは読み込めない にはアクセスできる場合もあるが、ファイルは読み込めない にはアクセスできる場合もあるが、ファイルは読み込めない
2. 特定のストレ ジへの大量の書き込みで発生 ジへの大量の書き込みで発生
3. ドライブキャッシュの動作に不具合があると思われる …– ねこるすき (necoru_cat) August 14, 2025
According to reports, errors mainly affect SSDS with philosh control units, but they are not limited to one model. Tablets from various manufacturers are already on a preliminary list collected by experts:
- Corsair Force MP600
- SSDS with the Phisto PS5012-E12
- It does not exceed Coxia in addition to G4
- Fikwot fn955
- Mandisk Extreme Pro M.2 NVME 3D SSD
There are also specific HDD records, which indicates that failure may be associated with storage operating programs or system nucleus after update.
KB6053878 ストレ ストレ ジ不具合に関する検証結果の公表です _ (: 3 」∠) _
冒頭の一文、意味が理解できない人は読まないでください pic.twitter.com/xbqwv8n5b– ねこるすき (necoru_cat) August 17, 2025
To date, Microsoft or SSD manufacturers have not officially confirmed failure. The Redmond giant has not issued communications, and the absence of huge reports in public forums indicates that the injury is still restricted. However, the risks remain related to those who do long and continuous data recordings.
Experts recommend cautiously to users of philos' control units and those who have models listed in initial reports. While the investigation continues, the guidance is to avoid very wide serial records so that there is an official solution or a correction provided by Microsoft.
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