Microsoft said it could recover lost data by updating Windows 10 October Update

Microsoft is facing a "slight crisis" after the release of the Windows 10 October Update.Some users said that the data stored in their Documents, Pictures and Music folders were deleted (or hidden).

Users expect the Windows 10 October Update update to be eager to welcome new features, but after the update, the OS automatically deletes the data from the user's computer, causing Microsoft to revoke the update. this dayMost of the data is in the Documents, Pictures and Musics folders.

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Microsoft's recall action is very smart and timely because the new update is about to be released officially (scheduled for tomorrow).Those who encounter data loss errors when updating are usually because they actively find and update soon.When the automatic update is stopped, Microsoft hopes to minimize the impact of this error.

Large updates that cause many errors should be postponed

Currently, Microsoft advises users to stop using the device and contact technology support to recover data.Some tech experts think that perhaps the data is not deleted but is hidden.If so, continuing to use the device may cause the hidden data to be overwritten.

Microsoft has not officially announced details about this error.But Dona Sarkar from Microsoft posted on Twitter saying that just by contacting support, they will have 'tools to bring it back to its original state'.

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