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Microsoft halts Windows October 2018 update due to missing user files
Microsoft has paused the rollout of the Windows 10 October 2018 Update (version 1809) for all users as they investigate reports of users missing some files after updating.
Microsoft has responded to user reports by pausing the rollout of the Fall update, something that also happened with the previous major update in April, which was also temporarily postponed due to a bug. Microsoft recommends users who downloaded the update manually to install it and ask to wait for a new version. When the new update will roll out again is not yet known, neither is the cause of the new bug known. To be updated.
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#5593168 Posted on: 10/06/2018 06:37 PM
"isolated reports"
Enough to completely halt the entire rollout lol
It's more than likely a lot of people don't notice missing files, and so the issue is more widespread than Micro$haft want people to believe.
"isolated reports"
Enough to completely halt the entire rollout lol
It's more than likely a lot of people don't notice missing files, and so the issue is more widespread than Micro$haft want people to believe.
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#5593179 Posted on: 10/06/2018 07:19 PM
Seriously ... it was more important for them to go to Florida for ignite for an entire week rather than fix this pile of garbage.
Wouldn't make any difference with the current windows team, they could release 1 every 3 years and it would still be just as broken
Seriously ... it was more important for them to go to Florida for ignite for an entire week rather than fix this pile of garbage.
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#5593181 Posted on: 10/06/2018 07:36 PM
This is exactly correct. I didn't notice right away. It wasn't until I was grabbing a file with IDM and it asked to create a new directory...that was the WFT moment. Every folder in Downloads was missing. I might not have even noticed for longer because typically I don't use the default IDM folders except for stuff like PDF release notes and stuff like that so it is all in one place to get rid of.
It's more than likely a lot of people don't notice missing files, and so the issue is more widespread than Micro$haft want people to believe.
This is exactly correct. I didn't notice right away. It wasn't until I was grabbing a file with IDM and it asked to create a new directory...that was the WFT moment. Every folder in Downloads was missing. I might not have even noticed for longer because typically I don't use the default IDM folders except for stuff like PDF release notes and stuff like that so it is all in one place to get rid of.
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#5593195 Posted on: 10/06/2018 08:26 PM
.... backing up software or recovery software......
Yep..... both of the above kinda ofmarketing strategy 
.... backing up software or recovery software......
Yep..... both of the above kinda of

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Apparently even MS doesn't know. I had this issue doing the insider update via Windows Update once it appeared this version was RTM. So, it is not only a manual download either.