If you dont want your software broken after the update just wait man.... theres no hurry to be on w11 when w10 works well. Wait a week at least to see the problems poppin up on other users.

Personally I’d just download clean Windows 11 iso directly from microsoft, and do clean install (format drive, install clean system).Or you can download Razer recovery image from: https://mysupport.razer.com/app/self-help/recovery-image/index

I always clean install after buying a laptop so I can partition the storage, set my user folder name andpassword.I recently bought a Razer Blade 16” RZ09-0483 and have done a clean install but drivers were also not available so I followed the steps below:For this approach I used another laptop, but you could do the same with one laptop if you download the drivers to a second USB driver before going through the steps below.1 - Create a Windows 11 Installation Media - USB Drive>https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows112 - Install Windows 11 from the USB Drive> Stick the USB Drive> Press F12, Boot Tab>Set Boot from USB Drive to position #1> Save and Reset> Go through Windows Installation> Select Install Now, Custom Installation if you with to delete all partitions> Proceed and wait for installation to finish> Mandatory rebootWhen the computer restarts, remove the USB Drive3 - Create your username and passwordFor that it is necessary to bypass the mandatory Microsoft Sign In.When Windows shows the screen to select the language:> PressSHIFT+F10 to bring up the Command Prompt> Enter: OOBE\BYPASSNRO> Press enter and and Windows will reboot>This time, go through the setup as normal> Choose ‘I don’t have Internet’ option to be prompted enter your username and password> Complete the setup4 - Install the WiFi driverIt is likely that now Wireless internet will not work, so all is needed is to get that working so all the other drivers can be installed automatically.> Download the Wireless Driver:WiFi-22.250.1-Driver64-Win10-Win11from Intel website:>https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/download/19351/windows-10-and-windows-11-wi-fi-drivers-for-intel-wireless-adapters.html> Install the driver> RebootAt this point you should have the cleanest install and be able to select your WiFi and go from there with Windows Update and more.Aside from the clean install, I also installed the updated BIOS drivers for Razer Blade 16 from this link:>https://mysupport.razer.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/9668/~/razer-blade-16-%282023%29-%7C-rz09-0483x-support-%26-faqsHope this is helpful.Cheers!

Nope, I did a full windows reinstall , thats the only thing that fixed it.