I ended up downloading the Windows Update Assistant because 2004/20H2 weren't queuing for me in Windows Update.   It all worked out good.  It updated me to the latest version and then after a restart I got a bunch of driver updates with Windows Update as usual.  And a separate graphics update/patch via the Samsung Update app.  Cool.  Everything is running great.   Windows 10 Update Assistant (microsoft.com) ... View more

True.  Are you in South Korea?  Where did you find a 16Gb 13"?  I couldn't find one anywhere. ... View more

Awwww man.  The update did not go well for me  😂  My screen brightness started flickering every time I changed app/tab.  The professional colour profile would reset to a Windows default profile on reboot.  Windows would always boot with Night Light turned on.  I couldn't change the colour profile of my theme (it would only give me Light or Dark accents. Colours I selected wouldn't apply).  Heaps of services and sessions were reporting errors in Event Viewer, like Windows Search Service, Indexer, ReadyBoot... and even more started reporting warnings.  And ultimately I tried a restart in diagnostic mode to do some troubleshooting and it wouldn't accept my fingerprint or PIN, so I've had to rollback to 1909.  Windows Update doesn't show 2004/20H2 are available or scheduled anymore either so all in all, it's really not gone well  😂   Except that the rollback has worked flawlessly which I'm grateful for. ... View more

Cool.  Thanks for posting back  ... View more

How's the update gone Thomas? ... View more

What model of SSD is installed in your Flex?   Update: The NVME driver update I did is not a solution for the Windows Update delay. Windows still uses the problematic driver stornvme.sys elsewhere in a position it cannot be replaced.  It's in that position that we're waiting on the updated driver for. All my driver update achieved was a little performance increase from the SSD, which actually turns out to be a little gem.  Proper chuffed to have found this SSD in here. ... View more

So, I installed the Samsung NVMe driver version 3.3.  In CrystalBench the SSD is posting performance improvements across the board, though there's no noticeable improvement I can feel in practical use (not expected either).  It's only been installed an hour or so, with a few manual restarts and app tests, but everything performance/stability/function wise has seemed exactly like before so far.  The Samsung driver has replaced the problematic stornvme.sys file with secnvme.sys, so we'll see what Windows Update makes of that I guess.   Before (Standard NVMe driver) After (Samsung NVMe driver V3.3) Before: (Standard NVMe driver) After (Samsung NVMe driver V3.3)   I've run Windows Update a couple of times and neither Version 2004 or 20H2 have queued for me yet, but I'll post back as soon as they show (if they show).  Is very possible this won't jog the update along if another delay issue lies elsewhere that I've not seen.  Very possible, but we'll see I guess.  I'm done with probing it any further than this for now. ... View more

The SSD model in my flex is the SAMSUNG MZVLB512HBJQ-000, available OEM only and is a PM981 based SSD.  Curiously I haven't seen this SSD listed under specs for the Flex elsewhere, and have only seen it listed with the Intel 660p SSD in reviews and tear downs.    What SSD model do you guys have?   I'm wondering why it has Microsoft's Standard NVMe Controller driver installed and not a Samsung NVMe Controller driver.  I can't find a driver listed by Samsung for PM981 based SSD's, but I've read from various sources* that the Samsung NVMe 3.2 drivers do work just fine with them, even though they're listed as supporting only " Samsung NVMe SSD 970 PRO, 970 EVO, 970 EVO Plus, 960 PRO, 960 EVO and 950 PRO ".   Version 3.3 is available here - SSD Tools & Software | Download | Samsung V-NAND SSD | Samsung Semiconductor Global Website   I'm tempted to try it.  Not just for any impatience of getting the Windows feature updates, but to have a bit more flexibility and control of the hardware I've paid for.  I'm also nervous to try it because this is the only productivity device I've got access to at the moment.  So it's paying the bills.   *Sources who've tried with success the v3.2 and v3.3 updates with this SSD:   Samsung NVME 3.2 drivers do work with PM981 based SSD : thinkpad (reddit.com) Driver for nvme pm991 - HP Support Community - 7839549   If I do try it, I'll prioritise posting here to say if it's a win or a fail.  So if I don't post, it's because I haven't tried it. ... View more

I did some more digging and had overlooked:   Windows 10, version 2004 and Windows Server, version 2004 | Microsoft Docs   "Stop error when plugging in a Thunderbolt NVMe SSD" ;  " Affected Windows 10 devices will have at least one Thunderbolt port and any currently available version of the driver file stornvme.sys ".   I had a look through Device Manager and the Flex does have the driver file stornvme.sys for the Standard NVM Express Controller (under Storage Controllers).  So, that'll probably be the reason for the delay then   Microsoft estimate a solution will be available in late November.  Cool ... View more