According to posts by Windows 11 users on Reddit and other forums, the issue has yet to be addressed with any of the succeeding updates, including the...
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There was/is? a bug in 10 that caused 100% disk utilization with spinning disks. I always assumed that it was there intentionally in order to get people to replace their computers.
Still is. We keep seeing it in our PCs at our workplace.