Despite the January 2022 security update, Windows 11 is having a problem where some devices may run slower than usual. Windows 11 latest update. The bug affected HDDs and SSDs. With reports stating that some storage drives are running more than 50% slower. And that Microsoft has not fixed the issue properly.
This issue was first reported in July 2021 and has been bothering users for a long time. This issue was formally addressed increasingly in December 2021. When Microsoft acknowledged that a Windows 11 bug affects the performance of “all disks (NVMe, SSD, hard disk)”. By performing unnecessary actions every time a write operation occurs.
As we estimated in December, Windows incremental update fixes these performance issues for only a few users. And the SSD or HDD is still reported to be slower than it should be. The bug is still present in both December 2021 and January 2022 security updates. But it appears that a new optional update has finally addressed the issue of storage drive glitches.
According to our own tests and reports, Windows 11 KB5008353 applies some important solutions and solves serious SSD / HDD problems for everyone.
In the release note, Microsoft mentioned that it had fixed another bug with the USN Journal that caused a strange performance regression problem. “Solve a performance regression issue when you enable Update Sequence Number (USN) journals,” Microsoft said.
Windows 11 latest update could finally make your PC faster:
While the solution to the storage drive problem is obviously important, this patch also fixes a good number of other bugs. Similarly, Microsoft has fixed Windows 11 taskbar issues.
If you’ve upgraded to Windows 11 for a glossy round angle and a new Start Menu, and your device has become significantly slower, installing the optional update may eventually fix the problem.
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