US EditionPhison Takes Legal Action over Falsified 'Leaked' Document on Windows SSD Issues — Says It Continues to Investigate Reports of Problems
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Phison Responds to Falsified SSD Controller Issue Document Circulating Online
Earlier this week, we reported on a Windows 11 software update crashing SSDs, including those powered by Phison controllers. Certain bad actors capitalizing on these reports, are circulating false documents to spread FUD, the company said in a statement released to the press on Wednesday. Screenshot...
The Windows update KB5063878 can obviously paralyze disks. According to the manufacturer Phison, the controller is not to blame.
Phison, the manufacturer behind a large majority of the drivers that give life to SSDs, pronounced himself to the problems that was causing the latest Windows 11 update. For you to have a context, in case you don’t know what’s going on. The latest security update has started to cause SSD bugs. And this failure is very common if two measurements are met: if SSD has a Phison driver, and the SSD is given heavy use. In case it wasn’t enough, it has …
The Windows 11 update has caused issues with some solid-state drives (SSDs) using Phison Electronics' main controller chips. When continuous writes exceeding 50GB occur, the drive may be formatted as RAW, rendering the system unable to read partition contents or experiencing a black screen of death. Phison Electronics has launched an investigation and is seeking remedial measures. Users are advised to download large files in stages and back up t…
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