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So, this only occurs when manually invoking ChkDsk with repair, or when Windows decides to do so on bad shutdown? I don't understand how such core things break
by timvisee 6y ago
So, this only occurs when manually invoking ChkDsk with repair, or when Windows decides to do so on bad shutdown?
I don't understand how such core things break in Windows.
- k_sze 6y agoI suppose it's because they now "test" using virtualized hardware. So even if chkdsk runs during their tests, it's running on a virtualized disk, not a real SSD. Honestly, I'd pay money so they bring back the testing team and not use all of us non-enterprise users as beta users.
- tck42 6y agoHah - you DO pay money, if you're using Windows. That's the problem.