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I’m still holding off on installing 24H2. For those who upgraded, have you encountered any major bugs that would make you recommend waiting?
The update installed smoothly on my desktop, but my Bluetooth headphones started disconnecting randomly afterward. Updating the drivers seems to have fixed it.
My gaming performance hasn’t changed much after the update, but I did notice lower memory usage when multitasking. Curious if others have seen similar improvements.
I’ve been running 24H2 for about two weeks on my laptop, and boot times seem slightly faster than before. However, I’ve noticed File Explorer occasionally takes longer to load folders.
i have noticed that user experiences with the Windows 11 24H2 update vary depending on hardware specifications, drivers, and installed software. Many users report faster boot times, smoother multitasking, and overall system responsiveness, while others have encountered issues such as driver incompatibility, performance drops, or update installation errors.
If you’ve already upgraded, we’d love to hear about your experience. Please share your PC specifications, any improvements you’ve noticed, and any issues you’ve encountered. Your feedback can help other community members decide whether to update now or wait for future patches.
I’ve seen mixed reports online. Some users claim faster boot times and smoother multitasking, while others report performance drops. What’s your experience?
Microsoft’s Windows 11 24H2 update is rolling out to more users. Have you installed it already? How has your experience been so far? Share any improvements, bugs, performance changes, or features you’ve noticed after updating
Restore data from your backups. EasyPeasy
The closest you can gamble with cheap cards and have something usable are those no name odd capacity ones but if you want to be safe you have go to a proper retailer and pay the going rate for name brand products. This year is terrible for storage and memory pricing
You said you were using your phone to transfer the images. Have you tried using a computer with the card reader to determine whether the issue is with the card or the phone?
At work I’ve had the pool director that could see the pictures from the SD card on his camera, but it would never work with an adapter. I saw his camera had a connector that would fit a micro-USB cable, so I plugged that cable from the camera to the computer. The computer was then able to read the SD card using the camera as the adapter.
See if this method works for you.
Cheap and reliable are not things that tend go to together we’ll with microSD. From all card types, microSD has had the highest fail rate with me. All brands have budget cards and very good ones and they are tiered enough to hopefully live up to the next tier in reliability. I tend to default to Samsung cards as I have had better luck with them than SanDisk, but someone else will have the complete opposite experience. Best is to buy the best card for your budget and hope it holds up.
Same issue happened with me. Anyone has the solution?
Hi all! Yesterday, I was importing photos from my SD card to my phone using an SD card reader and Lightroom when about half way through, my phone crashed for some reason. Half of the pictures imported correctly to Lightroom although the remaining images did not. Now, whenever I plug the SD card into the reader, it does not show up, although the SD card still stores and displays photos on my camera. I was wondering if my phone powering off caused my card to corrupt, and If there is any way to import the photos into Lightroom as RAW’s. I’ve tried Cannon’s camera connect app but with all the pictures i’d like to import, it would take far too long.
Also, maybe the way I import photos is not the most optimal so if there is a better/more efficient way I would really appreciate it!
For those who upgraded, what’s the first thing you check after a major Windows update? I usually monitor startup apps and system temperatures for a few days.