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What? If your SSD is old and close to failure, you can’t blame the software pushing it over the edge. If a company sells parts that can’t handle writes that are

What? If your SSD is old and close to failure, you can’t blame the software pushing it over the edge. If a company sells parts that can’t handle writes that are within spec then I’m sorry you bought junk…

gchamonlive 1y ago
Is that the case in the article? Why did it happen after the latest update? Why did it need a patch then? Your comment seems out of context.
- gruez 1y ago
  No, your comment is out of context. If you read the comments in this thread, it's clear that the this subthread is presupposing the issue caused by bad hardware, and debating what obligation (if any) microsoft has.
  - gchamonlive 1y ago
    So care to answer? "Is that the case in the article? Why did it happen after the latest update? Why did it need a patch then?"
    - gruez 1y ago
      I replied to your other comment asking the same question 10 minutes ago.
hulitu 1y ago
> If your SSD is old and close to failure, you can’t blame the software pushing it over the edge. If you have an old car, you shouldn't press the gas pedal. /s