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  • AVOID THE WINDOWS 10 OCTOBER 2018 UPDATE OR RISK LOSING ALL OF YOUR PERSONAL FILES

    mamoru:

    Posted Oct 5th, 2018

    Many users are reporting massive data loss following the October 2018 Windows 10 update. Personal files are being deleted and hard drives are being corrupted in addition to several performance glitches. Users who have received the update are reporting all of their personal files such as documents, music, pictures, and videos being deleted following the update.

    Some people have lost hundreds of gigabytes of data. These files are completely disappearing following the update – they do not wind up in the recycle bin, they are completely gone. Other users are reporting their entire hard drives or SSDs becoming corrupted, making rollback and recovery of said deleted files impossible.

    In addition to the file deletion, devices with 6th generation Intel processors and newer are reporting awful battery life and CPU usage following the update.

    Long story short, hold off on the October 2018 update for now. There are too many glitches and way too much to lose. If you attempt it,

    BACK UP ALL OF YOUR FILES FIRST.

    More information:

    Digital Trends

    Forbes

    Cnet

    ZDnet

    (via chibicrow)

    • 4 years ago
    • 16185 notes
    • #boostin'
    • #windows what the hell
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