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December 11/12 2025 Update

Lykosuna 0 Reputation points
2025-12-13T00:41:20.4833333+00:00

Hello! Not really a question but more of a PSA/statement. The December 11/12 2025 windows update that was pushed out has a drive corruption problem!!! I installed the update approximately 12am CST December 12 2025. when I went to use my computer later, it couldn’t get past boot. I attempted to fix the issue on my own but could not. Took it to a local IT store and they said I needed an entirely new hard drive and to wipe my computer. I then took it to Best Buy because it is covered under warranty just for Geek Squad to also confirm it needs a wipe and new hard drive. I have a 2025 ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14. Wayyy too new of a laptop to have this happen. The Geek Squad employee informed me that I was probably the 5th or 6th person to come in today with the EXACT same problem. I’m hoping that posting this will have Microsoft looking into it.

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  1. Q&A Assist
    2025-12-13T00:41:27.1766667+00:00
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    It seems you are experiencing significant issues following the December 2025 Windows update, specifically related to drive corruption. Unfortunately, the context provided does not contain specific information regarding this issue or any related troubleshooting steps. However, it is essential to report such problems to Microsoft directly, as they may investigate and provide a fix in future updates.

    If you haven't done so already, consider checking the Windows Message Center for any announcements related to this update or potential known issues. Additionally, ensure that you are following best practices for system backups to prevent data loss in the future.

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