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oof run a disk check on the next restart: chkdsk C: /f, and look for disk errors in Event Viewer under System with source disk or Ntfs. worked for me anyway 🤷

Open Resource Monitor (resmon), go to teh Disk tab, and sort by Total (B/sec). It shows exactly which processes and files are being read or written, which is far more useful than disabling services blindly.

hmmm check teh official network status page for maintenance or outages. If a servcie is down, the console shows a generic error that looks like a local problem.

ahh classic make a backup before u touch the update, learned that teh hard way. following, having the same problem

oof avoid unofficial driver sites and repackaged drivers. For netowrk hardware especially, a tampered driver is a real risk. hope that helps :) reading release notes like its a horror novel

ok but any GPU overclock or memory overclock active?? ?