Windows update messing up my brand new laptop

[PierreG007]

I have a Nitro 5, I7-11800H, it came with Win11 (21H2). Everything was working fine until 2 days ago update KB5010795 (OS Build 22000.438) Out-of-band came out, when the system was rebooting it was not as quick as before, I figure it’s an new update maybe it still being installed, when it finally opened I realized my second drive (D:) is running at 100%, when is not running at 100% it’s not there at all. Any insight on how to take care of this? I tried to restore the system but it was unsuccessful, my second drive is still not showing. Thanks in advance.

[Biggy styles]

Dude I hate updating windows, Its like a 50/50 coin toss

 

[Biggy styles]

does 2nd drive show in bios?

 

[PierreG007]

2 hours ago, Biggy styles said:

does 2nd drive show in bios?

 

Yes it does

[GoodBytes]

Is that drive an HDD? If so, thee is a good chance it is a failing. worth checking for that.

No, Windows Update doesn't break drives. But typically Windows Update does a lot of drive work, and that might have exposed a drive that faces a manufacture error.

If it is faulty, then it should be covered by the manufacture warranty.

[Biggy styles]

7 hours ago, GoodBytes said:

Is that drive an HDD? If so, thee is a good chance it is a failing. worth checking for that.

No, Windows Update doesn't break drives. But typically Windows Update does a lot of drive work, and that might have exposed a drive that faces a manufacture error.

If it is faulty, then it should be covered by the manufacture warranty.

Seriously? I dunno about that ? :O. I never trust windows updates from day 1, seen so many horror storys on tinternet!
From my experience high usage of cpu is some kind of malware.
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https://privazer.com/en/

 

[PierreG007]

On 1/22/2022 at 5:35 PM, GoodBytes said:

Is that drive an HDD? If so, thee is a good chance it is a failing. worth checking for that.

No, Windows Update doesn't break drives. But typically Windows Update does a lot of drive work, and that might have exposed a drive that faces a manufacture error.

If it is faulty, then it should be covered by the manufacture warranty.

Yes it is.

[maxithefox]

i had update issues with my laptop when i got it in 2019 if i remember correctly i had to reinstall windows10 and keep trying 3 or 4 before i could even start using it :') maybe wipe it and try again?

[PierreG007]

1 hour ago, maxwastaken said:

i had update issues with my laptop when i got it in 2019 if i remember correctly i had to reinstall windows10 and keep trying 3 or 4 before i could even start using it :') maybe wipe it and try again?

You right, had to format my D: drive, and I have a felling I am going to have to do it multiple time before my laptop start to function correctly

[maxithefox]

17 hours ago, PierreG007 said:

You right, had to format my D: drive, and I have a felling I am going to have to do it multiple time before my laptop start to function correctly

yea windows update are a pain good luck tho

[maxithefox]

20 hours ago, PierreG007 said:

You right, had to format my D: drive, and I have a felling I am going to have to do it multiple time before my laptop start to function correctly

any luck?

[PierreG007]

24 minutes ago, maxwastaken said:

any luck?

Not at all, My HDD, gave up on me, even after formatting it many times, it was still running at 100%, I believe it was a malicious malware, when I tried some CMD commands such as CHKDSK, DISKPART, Etc..., I discovered that the drive FS = RAW instead of NTFS, so by using Diskpart, I format it back to FS = NTFS. When I finished, I took it out of my system, once the drive was out of my system, it went back to normal, Bios is now booting in 3.9S and so. What I learned from this experiences is don't trust your HDD, it can go bad at anytime unfortunately. I am now going to get an SSD and hope it last longer than a month on my system.