I've lost so much shit. Games, programs, etc. Recovery programs like Recuva don't even work because it doesn't recover file paths, so I'd literally have to store thousands of files in their right paths manually which would take months. Also, some of the files can't even be recovered.
What the hell is storage sense and why do you have it enabled? You could just use windows 7 or XP and not have these problems.
Matthew White
Just go back in time retard, or don't tell me, you don't have made your time machine yet?
Aiden Walker
Welcome to life. Where shit happens, now enjoy the suck or suffer.
Lincoln Howard
This is a learning experience. If you don't have control over something, it's not yours. Next time, use a real backup. Preferably, store it somewhere physically apart from your main copy. What you lost isn't that important, or else you would have been more careful. Thank God, count your blessings, move on, and do better
Liam Garcia
Storage sense does not delete anything in the downloads folder by default. It is default set to "never"
Logan Bailey
I had dozens of PS2 and Wii U roms. Thousands of hours of game progress in games like Breath of the Wild and Metal Gear Solid 3. All gone in the blink of an eye.
It isn't the end of the world. But man is a shit fucking feeling.
I had the low storage notification pop up and clicked it. I wanted to handpick some of the biggest files to see if I can delete it, so I clicked delete thinking it would show me a list of files and their file sizes to choose which ones to delete. Nope. It fucking instantly deletes the entire thing. I couldn't even cancel it (like you could if you're moving large amounts of files), it was instantaneous.
Maybe this is the impetus that you need to quit games and finally do something productive with your life.
I went through something similar in college. Someone broke into our house over Thanksgiving and stole my PS2, my friend's Xbox 360, and my shitty AMD tri-core gaming desktop. Thankfully I had taken my laptop and external hard drive home, so my photos, college notes and anime were all safe, but over that weekend I lost thousands of hours worth of gameplay. And not just from when I was a young adult, but also from my teenage years as well (I had two memory cards plugged in to the PS2). It was shitty, real shitty. But in my grief, I found better things to fill the void. I could never watch more than 3-4 episodes of anime in a sitting, so the time that used to be for vidya got filled with programming projects and reading instead. I studied more and my grades improved. In the end it was a major blessing in disguise because I spent less time on things that didn't matter and more time on I think part of the reason why I felt so much pain at the loss was because I realized that I had sunk a huge chunk of my life into that shit and had nothing to show for it. Even anime was a better use of time because you could at least remember a story and discuss it with other people. Once the video game data was gone, there was nothing.
Jackson Martin
>I always manage my shit FAR before I ever get that low on storage. You should too.
This. And if you are low on storage and want to delete shit, use WinDirStat.
Levi Moore
Who cares? As a Windows user you fucking get what you deserve. Take this baby shit back to /v/ where it belongs.
Wyatt Cook
/thread
Oliver Parker
what a retarded post, stop playing shitty games then, good games are as memorable as any good anime or book
Sebastian Lopez
dude, why are you trying to do it the hard way? just restore the backup it's way faster
Logan Powell
I have no backups
Hudson Ramirez
>Thousands of hours of game progress in games like Breath of the Wild you are human trash and your existence is worthless anyway.
Jose Campbell
Takes me 2 minutes to download 100 gig Lol suck it fags
Christopher Torres
To what, a PCI SSD in RAID0?
Caleb Young
>What you lost isn't that important, or else you would have been more careful Tell that to the company we had as a customer years ago that literally went bankrupt when their system got fucked and their "backup" was the production server. They literally had two partitions and copy pasted everything. Never underestimate just how retarded people are.
Caleb Watson
Would be ~834 MB/s, more than realistic for a modern SSD especially in RAID0, but no chance on the internet connection.
Jonathan Phillips
>Storage sense monitors your system for old and unused files and actively removes them on a regular schedule
Aiden Roberts
lmao owned.
Sebastian Smith
>storing games in your downloads folder >literally storing 100+gb of data in your downloads folder get over it retard you literally had games and programs, things that are on the internet at all times I recently lost 3 months of stuff from Jow Forums that I'm never getting back it took me less than a week to get over it and start collecting stuff anew also get a device dedicated to backups and do incremental backups of all the valuable data on your devices
also stop using windows or be prepared for more losses
Wyatt Edwards
Btw what's the best recovery software? I've always used recuva, is there a better alternative?
Wyatt James
>all the idiots falling for OPs thread The guy clearly just wants recomendations for Jow Forums approved alternatives to recuva. The rest is in all likelihood made up.
I recomend PBMC2, has never failed me to date.
Lincoln Reyes
What sort of backwards company has so much shit stored in one single location that it can go bankrupt over losing just that 1 single thing. Imagine if you woke up to "Coca Cola belly up after Warren Buffet formatted laptop "by accident" before going to bed!"
Parker Anderson
suck my dick user
Luke Bell
All those “books” really improved your character. Socrates was totally right about those with a desire for knowledge to be better people.
Joshua Roberts
lick it clean
James Scott
>What sort of backwards company has so much shit stored in one single location that it can go bankrupt over losing just that 1 single thing. A I shit you not 20 year old company that had everything in that one location with no backups. Trade secrets, customer data, production, etc, everything was on that one server. That was in turn in a single server rack along with the rest of the network equipment and that rack was literally in a tiny 3m x 3m room with no fire suppression system but a fuck ton of old paper documents stored in it from the ground to the ceiling all around the rack. You can probably guess what happened. To make a long story short the drives were "beyond unrecoverable", to say it in the words of the recovery specialist we hired to save something of them.
Hunter Thompson
The Apple Macbook Pro with Retina Display doesn't have this problem.
Nathan Morgan
>by accident
No user, you did that. You are responsible for it happening. Now stop shitposting wojak meams like a god damn fucking n00b.
>How Does Storage Sense Work? >Storage sense monitors your system for old and unused files and actively removes them on a regular schedule. For example, if you have files lying in your Recycle Bin for more than 30 days you won't have to delete them manually, this feature will help take care of it. >The same holds true for the temporary files and for the old files lying in the Downloads folder. In a nutshell, Microsoft has cleverly merged the old Disk Cleanup feature and the Delete Temporary files feature, and made the process as easy as pie.
>have Life 2.0.3 installed >Rot Sense is enabled >suddenly notice that the bananas on the counter from last week are rotting because I haven't eaten them fast enough