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This sort of thinking might have been understandable back during the '90's. However, today, people have plenty of free space on their hard disk. The track recor
by ytNumbers 7y ago
This sort of thinking might have been understandable back during the '90's. However, today, people have plenty of free space on their hard disk. The track record of Windows 10 has been so poor lately that it's surprising that MS got so overconfident that they decided that they didn't need safeguards like this any longer.
- Causality1 7y agoMeanwhile Microsoft steals 7GB for "reserved storage" just in case they happen to have a giant update to install without your consent. "we disabled registry backups and made the dialog box lie to the user to save storage space" is a nauseatingly transparent lie.
- jodrellblank 7y agoIf it’s that transparent, what’s the truth? Whats the REAL reason for this nauseating, unacceptable, decision?
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- brynjolf 7y agoI think bug that they are embarrassed about