Same thing still happens if you roll back to Win 7 from a "free" upgrade to Win 10.
Store anything in that "Documents" folder, during your stay?
Boom--it's gone.
I mean, they do warn you that files "might" get blown away, but it's still bad
practice to treat space you've explicitly set aside for the user in the same way
you do system files.
Better idea: Use machine learning technology to take better heuristic analyses of infected and/or compromised machines through Window's own "Defender".
Innovative, I know.
And then let users disable automatic updates, as well as schedule them on their own terms. Unless it's mega-urgent.
Leave behind an unsupported legacy client that doesn't update, but still phones home for your precious "licensing" every time I execute. Problem solved.
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Same thing still happens if you roll back to Win 7 from a "free" upgrade to Win 10.
Store anything in that "Documents" folder, during your stay?
Boom--it's gone.
I mean, they do warn you that files "might" get blown away, but it's still bad
practice to treat space you've explicitly set aside for the user in the same way
you do system files.
Only kids would miss your reference, and then mod you down.
Eat it, Tencent--detected with no cameras!
Better idea: Use machine learning technology to take better heuristic analyses of infected and/or compromised machines through Window's own "Defender". Innovative, I know. And then let users disable automatic updates, as well as schedule them on their own terms. Unless it's mega-urgent.
Leave behind an unsupported legacy client that doesn't update, but still phones home for your precious "licensing" every time I execute. Problem solved.
Slap on a 10-gallon hat with YOUR AD HERE, and go walkin' jays.