Despite this, the system remained incredibly slow. In one instance, a four-hour update download and install time was followed by two restarts and another 45-minute install period. For some, it felt like running a buggy version of Windows 11 on a dated processor with limited RAM.
We have previously reported that Microsoft has been struggling to resolve the Windows 11 SSD bug, hurting some configurations’ performance, particularly those builds that rely on SSD hardware. Notably, Microsoft recently fixed Windows 11’s long-standing Windows Defender bug that displayed false warnings, but that bug fix has nothing to do with repetitive installations of security intelligence updates. This problem persists across different Windows 11 devices. While this does not seem to cause major issues, it can be frustrating as it shows up repeatedly in the update and reliability history whenever ‘check for updates’ is clicked. And after troubleshooting everything that could be going wrong, I couldn’t fix it until I uninstalled the KB5028185 patch,” one user reported.Īdditionally, users are noticing repetitive installations of the security intelligence update 1.393.336.0.
“After I updated the KB5028185 patch on 7.12, when I do a game update to my D drive my SN770 will suddenly go up to 100% disk occupancy after a while and stay there for a while, and then the drive disappears from inside my device list, only to reappear after rebooting the system. These repeated restarts only ceased after a manual F8 operation during the startup process, which led to successful system repair.
A blue screen (BSOD) appeared several times, followed by automatic restarts. On Feedback Hub, some users are reporting issues with the update, with some highlighting problems with the update installation itself.
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