*deletes your files*
*deletes your files*
Luke White
Landon Taylor
>*deletes your files*
Kevin Davis
MOM CANCEL MY MEETINGS
WINDOWS DELETED MY HOMEWORKS AGAIN
Kevin Davis
not so fast
Jeremiah Miller
Windows flushed my poo files
Adrian Williams
I think it might actually be something personnel :(
Nathaniel Scott
>using intel + nvidia
Jason Roberts
how does a fuckup of that magnitude get past the radar
Luke Murphy
>wait two weeks after patch comes out
>let everybody else install it like guinea pig
>nothing of value(to me) was lost
Isaiah Fisher
what kind of retard keeps his personal stuff in /usr ?
the steam bug was even better.
Eli Smith
>putting everything on your boot drive
Jace Rodriguez
WORKS
ON
MY
MACHINE
:^)
Owen Collins
win10 users are the biggest cucks of all. Imagine paying for the benefit of seeing adverts, and being spied on, and being told to use Edge when you try to install any other browser, and after all that having your files deleted.
Josiah Howard
Hello fren'. You posted the wrong image, let me help you ^.^
Christopher Phillips
>the steam bug was even better.
Bentley Gomez
*downloads the update and reboots without notice*
nothing personnel kid
Christopher Howard
He's probably talking about this
techrepublic.com
Nolan Bell
Ok. Is there anyone here in this board who got affected by this bug? I'm really curious now.
Charles Nelson
RIP my college essays
thanks, Microsoft.
Oliver Evans
Memes aside i can't run some mid 2000's games on windows 10 without issues
Lincoln Hughes
he even has a mustache
I bet that's a cropped picture where he's shitting on MS headquarters
Josiah Campbell
>always ran filezilla by typing just "file" for fucking years
>accidentally ran file explorer instead ONE TIME
>now it's the only thing that shows up when I type "file"
Ian Bailey
>not using Professional or above
>not using WUMT Wrapper Script, or even just editing the group policy
majorgeeks.com
Evan Peterson
Because Microsoft fired it's entire QA department. Now """insiders""" test the new builds for free and supply feedback via a half assed upvote system. Only bugs with lots of upvotes get considered for fixes so if a severe issue (like literally deleting fucking user files) only affects a small group of insiders it doesn't get fixed.
Repeat this process for Home users, then Pro users and finally Enterprise users. 6-12 months later you have something almost stable enough to use on a daily basis.
Nathaniel Barnes
*Bricks your system*