I don't overclock, and so far I see nothing changed with the new BIOS. I want stability, I don't do gaming. Probably the most compute intensive thing I do is my 3D modeling, but it doesn't move nearly as fast as games. :-)
I wonder if other makers will roll out similar changes? I have a couple of Gigabyte MB based systems.
I just checked, and the Gigabyte update utility doesn't see them, but there are new BIOS versions with later Intel uCode, so I updated them. I'm a little bummed that Gigabyte doesn't see them...
You didnt answer the question asked. It's obviously not a clean install, which is why I posted what I did.
I do admit, it sucks they're doing that on a clean install. I bought fast NVMe SSD drives for speed, not to have Microsoft put an anchor on them! :mad:
BitLocker encryption can lead to...
Right click on the folder and verify if it shows up as truly empty.
Did you turn on show hidden and system files to see if anything is in that folder?
Set these options this way and see if anything shows up in that folder. Don't forget to hide protected O/S files after you're done.
Not unless you ask it to, Bitlocker is strictly optional. I recently installed two computers with Win11 Pro, and when I updated to 24H2 I didn't get any mention of Bitlocker.