Microsoft announced the Windows 10 upgrade along with the new Surface on October 2. A few days later, there were reports of files being deleted from the operating system upgrade.
Yes, the new Microsoft update, for unknown reasons, currently deletes personal data from the Documents folder or in Greek Documents.
So the company decided to withdraw the update, with Dona Sarkar stating that in case of deletion, call support, and bring your computer to a “good state.”
https://twitter.com/donasarkar/status/1048612272287834112
How professional is the above response really and why does Ms. Sarkar use the tag #WindowsInsiders, since the update was officially released for everyone?
Hopefully, you didn't have to endure the nightmare. If you're one of the lucky ones, make sure you don't download the installation ISO. In general, before upgrading to any new version of Windows 10, you should back up your files.
If you are one of the unlucky ones:
As for Microsoft's advice via Ms. Sarkar who posted the above tweet, the company's support line simply asks users to use System Restore to return their operating system to an earlier point.
In some cases, Microsoft technicians run a remote connection and an NTFS file recovery, with a third-party program. So to save yourself the hassle, you can try the above “techniques” yourself, without being directed by the phone.
Microsoft's latest failure has come to remind us of what we have been advocating for a long time at iGuRu.gr. All "free" versions of the operating system are aimed at testers. If you want a stable version, you should seriously consider installing Windows 10 Enterprise, which of course costs..
Windows 10 April 2018 Update expected problems in beta versions
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