InSpectre & Windows 11

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Michael

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Hi All,

I built a brand new computer with 13700K CPU on a Gigabyte Z790 motherboard and ran InSpectre. To my surprise, InSpectre reports that the system is NOT Meltdown protected.

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I then click "Enable Meltdown Protection" twice (once does nothing), and the text changes as below.

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Once I restart InSpectre, it returns to the 1st screenshot above.

Is my system inherently Meltdown protected? Is there a bug/issue with InSpectre?

Regards,
Michael.
 

PHolder

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It's likely that InSpectre needs an update. You shouldn't worry about it, as Windows has included any available mitigation now since 2019 anyway. (Although you didn't mention if you're running a modern version of Windows, I would hope on building a new PC you are.)
 

Michael

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It's likely that InSpectre needs an update. You shouldn't worry about it, as Windows has included any available mitigation now since 2019 anyway. (Although you didn't mention if you're running a modern version of Windows, I would hope on building a new PC you are.)
Thanks PHolder for the reply. Yes I am running Windows 11 Pro on latest updates. I shall ignore Spectre and Meltdown and hopefully Steve finds an opportunity to update the app sometime after his SpinRite work.