There is no month in it Windows updates Controversy free. Every month we find that one of the patches released for the operating system causes some kind of problem, bug or bug in the operating system, and how Microsoft, although admittedly, has not just solved it. However, the bug we are going to talk about today has been around since the March patches of this month, and it makes your Windows 11 PC run much slower than usual.
Since the Windows 11 mandatory updates in March of this year, users have noticed how good their computers have been. Running slower and slower. This is especially noticeable in the time it takes for your computer to boot, as well as in the speed at which files are copied to SSD drives. It’s been over 4 months since these issues appeared on PCs, and they’re still in security patches. Even, as some users have been able to verify, the issue is not fixed in the next mandatory updates in July 2023.
Although the causes of the problems are not known, the cause of slow computer hardware is the Significant loss in speed of solid state drives. On Gen3 drives, write speeds can drop by half (from 2,600MB/s to 1,300MB/s), and on (faster) Gen4 drives, the speed loss is more pronounced, starting at 7,000MB/s under 3,000MB/s. megabyte/sec.
The updates affected by these issues are:
- KB5023706 and KB5023778 – March 2023 Security Patches.
- KB5025239 – April 2023 Security Patches.
- KB5026372 — May 2023 Security Patches.
- KB5027231 — June 2023 security patches.
- KB5027303 – June 2023 optional patch.
- Security patches coming in July 2023.
In addition, users who have installed Moment 2 update (KB5022913) also note that computers take longer to boot and generally run much slower than before the patches were installed.
How to speed up Windows 11
Microsoft is, at this time, aware of issues affecting solid-state drive (SSD) performance and is looking into a possible solution. However, this solution is yet to be found and an example is that with the July patches the problems will continue as they are.
Thus, if you have been affected by this problem, the best thing that you can do is to uninstall the updates that we mentioned above. Many users have shown that after deleting them from the system, the SSDs are fully functional again, the computer runs faster, and the slow problems when starting the computer are over.
Of course, we must not forget that by uninstalling these updates we will put our computer at risk by leaving the vulnerabilities that they patch exposed to possible computer attacks. Therefore, we must choose: either to improve computer performance, or to enhance computer security by covering possible vulnerabilities, always taking maximum precautions.
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