Initially, Microsoft’s February patches were suspected. However, a further investigation by Microsoft and Samsung revealed that the Samsung Galaxy Connect app is causing the problem. Microsoft writes: While the reports coincided with recent March Patch Tuesday timing, investigation confirmed the issue is not caused by current or previous Windows monthly updates. The issue has been observed on Samsung Galaxy Book 4 and Samsung Desktop models running Windows 11, versions 24H2 and 25H2, including NP750XGJ, NP750XGL, NP754XGJ, NP754XFG, NP754XGK, DM500SGA, DM500TDA, DM500TGA, and DM501SGA. Regardi
New Windows 11 bug breaks Samsung PCs, blocking access to C: drive… Microsoft has reportedly received reports such as this one and this one stating that certain Samsung devices lose access to the C: drive after installing Microsoft's February update as well as some subsequent updates. …
… Control TVs and other devices with SmartThings Samsung Settings Samsung has gone to extraordinary lengths to connect its ecosystem of Samsung devices together, from phones to tablets to Galaxy Book laptops. …
… Samsung’s M8 Smart Monitor leans into this by fusing the features of a Smart TV with a traditional 32-inch 4K monitor. The monitor comes with a remote and runs Samsung’s Tizen operating system. …