Microsoft's fault for deleting files and more…

Microsoft last week withdrew it 10 October 2018 Update when he received complaints because the installation of the operating system deleted some files. In a publication today the company explains what exactly did not go well with this update.

Microsoft reports that the culprit for the αρχείων είναι μια αλλαγή που πραγματοποιήθηκε στο KFR (Known Folder Redirection). Η λειτουργία επιτρέπει στους χρήστες να ανακατευθύνουν γνωστούς φακέλους, όπως τις βιβλιοθήκες των Windows και την , in a new position they desire.Microsoft

The company reportedly received comments from Windows users who installed the April 2018 Update that KFR created a blank folder on their device. So the new October 2018 Update came with a new encoding to avoid this behavior.

"This change, combined with another change in the update sequence build, led to the deletion of the old" folder "files and their contents, leaving only the new folder intact," explains Microsoft.

The company as you will see in the official announcement continues to explain three different issues with the existing KFR feature in Windows 10 October 2018 Update.

Personal opinion

But beyond the technical details, I am impressed by the company's lack of responsibility. A company announcing that file deletion is the fault of Known Folder Redirection and not the developers who wrote the code, but also lacking internal testing doesn't inspire me .

Let me say that an error was reported by Insiders but did not give him the proper meaning. I also think that I should emphasize the difference between the terms of liability and excuse.

It would not be bad to admit it negligence (this is called justify liability) and apologize to its users, who have recently been receiving one update after another for bug fixes created by updates…

Let me be bad does not matter…

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