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­(original title: Microsoft begins re-releasing Windows 10 October update after fixing file deletion bug)

According to foreign media THEVERGE, Microsoft today re-released the October update of Windows 10 to insiders. Microsoft urgently withdrew the update after users complained of data loss after an update over the weekend. Microsoft said the update failure resulted in only several cases of data loss feedback, with a proportion of 0.01%. "We have thoroughly investigated all data loss reports, identified and fixed all known issues in the update, and conducted internal verification," said John Cable, Microsoft's head of Windows services and delivery project management.

­Microsoft is now rereleasing the October update of Windows 10 to relevant insiders before it will be released to a wider range of users. "We will carefully study the results, feedback and diagnostic data provided by insiders and take further steps to reissue them more widely," Cable explained. "

­the update failure seems to be related to the folder redirection feature. Windows 10 users whose files were mistakenly deleted have previously enabled this feature to redirect folders such as desktops, documents, pictures and screenshots in the default location. Microsoft introduced code in the October update to delete known empty and duplicate folders. Microsoft has developed fixes to solve various problems related to the movement of these folders, which are now being tested by insiders.

­in fact, Microsoft's testing community flagged some of these issues before the October update was released. Microsoft seems to acknowledge this because it is making some changes to Windows 10's feedback tool to ensure that testers can mark the severity of the failure report. " We have added a feature that allows users to indicate the impact and severity of the failure when submitting feedback, "Cable explained." We expect that even with fewer feedback reports, we will be able to monitor the most significant problems more effectively. "

­Microsoft will monitor feedback related to the re-released October update and will officially release this update to users once it is convinced that "there will be no further impact on Windows 10 users." (cherish Chen)

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