I am having a devil of a time installing Windows 11 on a brand new 12th gen Intel Framework (i7-1260p). I'm trying to install again and wipe everything away but when I try and boot into BIOS it just keeps looping the framework logo screen and then seemingly cycling off and on again. The first install that was successful continuously crashed or froze up (over the course of 3 working hours), especially with Zoom. I've been hunting for a solution and so far I've updated the firmware on the WD SN850 SSD and if I can get it to start again I'll install the BIOS update. This is nuts because I have an i5 12th gen running Manjaro and install and operation were super easy. Been using it for a few months and aside from a few hiccups it's been totally reliable. Windows never does anything that makes it seem like a decent OS to me. I'd never use it if it wasn't for work.
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This guide is awesome! Worked perfectly as a repair guide while watching on my Pixel 7 and now my touchpad functions perfectly again. Thanks!
I am having a devil of a time installing Windows 11 on a brand new 12th gen Intel Framework (i7-1260p). I'm trying to install again and wipe everything away but when I try and boot into BIOS it just keeps looping the framework logo screen and then seemingly cycling off and on again. The first install that was successful continuously crashed or froze up (over the course of 3 working hours), especially with Zoom. I've been hunting for a solution and so far I've updated the firmware on the WD SN850 SSD and if I can get it to start again I'll install the BIOS update. This is nuts because I have an i5 12th gen running Manjaro and install and operation were super easy. Been using it for a few months and aside from a few hiccups it's been totally reliable. Windows never does anything that makes it seem like a decent OS to me. I'd never use it if it wasn't for work.