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Presidents’ Day is a time to focus on reliability, leadership, and long-term value, the same principles professional repair and IT teams depend on every day. To mark the occasion, PC-Doctor is offering 10% off Service Center and Drive Erase for a limited time.
This Presidents’ Day Diagnostic Sale makes it easier to upgrade your diagnostic and data-security workflows with tools trusted by professionals worldwide.
Microsoft is currently investigating reports of Windows 11 systems failing to boot following recent updates, according to a report from Cybersecurity News. As attention around the issue grows, technicians and IT teams are seeing an increase in systems stuck in boot loops, failing to load Windows, or halting during the boot process.
While update-related boot failures are often treated as software-only problems, real-world repair experience shows that operating system updates can expose underlying hardware instability that had not yet produced visible symptoms. Addressing the failure without confirming hardware health frequently leads to repeat issues after rollback or reinstallation.
In many of the reported cases tied to the current Windows 11 update investigation, affected systems display a UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME error during startup, often stopping the system before Windows can fully load. While this stop code is commonly associated with file system or boot configuration issues, real-world repair experience shows it can also surface when operating system updates expose underlying storage instability.
Troubleshooting hardware used to be straightforward. A failing hard drive clicked. A bad RAM module produced obvious errors. Overheating meant loud fans or a clogged heatsink. Technicians could isolate issues quickly with a handful of reliable methods.
Today, things are different.
Hardware failures don’t announce themselves clearly. They show up as crashes, instability, failed tests, and cryptic error codes that slow technicians down and increase uncertainty.
To help technicians move faster and diagnose with confidence, we’ve launched a new Hardware Diagnostic Guides hub, a growing library of practical, step-by-step diagnostic workflows built from real-world failure data.
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