Dario Bauer

ahh classic following, having the same problem

oh ive been there lol 0x800f0922 often means the update couldn't write to the System Reserved / EFI or recovery partition because it's too small. Open Disk Management and check those partitions. Since you resized partitions earlier,…

came here to say exactly this... reading this at 2am instead of sleeping, no regrets worked for me anyway 🤷

@socketwrangler omggg read teh known issues and one matched my setup exactly, so i'm staying on a driver from last year for now. Thanks for teh sanity check. seriously made my day 😭🙏

yeah so the last bad experience was black screens after an update, fixed by going back to a drvier from last year. sorry for the wall of text lol

@packetotter nah thats not it, (windows has nothing to do with it. is msi even worth bothering with or should i just leave it just my 2 cents

ok so before all that, create a restore point: Checkpoint Computer Description "before DDU" in an admin PowerShell, or via System Protection... cheap insurance. hope that helps :)

do you have the older driver pakcage already downloaded?

A 95 Mbps cap almost always means the link negotiated 100 Mbps. Gigabit needs all four wire pairs, 100 Mbps only uses two. A damaged cable, a bent pin or a cheap coupler can drop it to 100. Swap teh cable first since it's the cheapest…