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Probably because the typical anti-MS comments would be worse for them than the risk of ransomware (from their perspective): "Windows eats all my hard disk!! I'
by sgift 9y ago
Probably because the typical anti-MS comments would be worse for them than the risk of ransomware (from their perspective):
"Windows eats all my hard disk!! I've updated to <windows xy>/Windows did an update and now all my disk space is gone!!! Don't update!!!!"
"New MS update steals your disk space, here's how to stop it"
And so on, and so on.
- cm2187 9y agoNo it wouldn't be turned on by default. If it was every software that you run occasionally would break. This would be opt-in for certain folders.
- brainfire 9y agoNo, this thread is about shadow copies being turned on by default.
- drdaeman 9y agoCould be worse, like a circulating recipe how to completely remove VSS by removing system files related to shadow copy services, or something like that.