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October 9th 18, 09:59 PM
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My system just updated to Ver 1809 build 17763.55 with kb4464330 cumulative.
Am I reading this properly as meaning this is the fix for the missing files dilemma in 1809-17763.1.? Which by the way did not affect my system. Rene 
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October 9th 18, 10:59 PM
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On 10/09/2018 04:59 PM, Rene Lamontagne wrote:
My system just updated to Ver 1809 build 17763.55 with kb4464330 cumulative. Am I reading this properly as meaning this is the fix for the missing files dilemma in 1809-17763.1.?Â* Which by the way did not affect my system. Rene From my reading, it seems to be issues with Pictures,Music,Docs folders not being in the 'standard' place in the home folder. This means that a vast majority are not effected.
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October 9th 18, 11:08 PM
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On 10/09/2018 05:59 PM, Big Al wrote:
On 10/09/2018 04:59 PM, Rene Lamontagne wrote: My system just updated to Ver 1809 build 17763.55 with kb4464330 cumulative. Am I reading this properly as meaning this is the fix for the missing files dilemma in 1809-17763.1.?Â* Which by the way did not affect my system. Rene From my reading, it seems to be issues with Pictures,Music,Docs folders not being in the 'standard' place in the home folder.Â*Â* This means that a vast majority are not effected. Ignore my posting. I read your post wrong.
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October 10th 18, 01:39 AM
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Rene Lamontagne wrote:
My system just updated to Ver 1809 build 17763.55 with kb4464330 cumulative. Am I reading this properly as meaning this is the fix for the missing files dilemma in 1809-17763.1.? Which by the way did not affect my system. Rene They turned the Upgrade back on yesterday. I left the machine running, thinking I was "safe" to allow a 17134.xxx setup to be there the next morning. When I got up, it was running 17763. I think I'd just finished repair installing it, so there should have been a Windows.old to block 17763. Guess not. If an Upgrade comes in via Windows Update, I take it the GPEdit policy causing the fuss was modified. If a person lost their files, the "fix" you refer to, wouldn't bring the files back. The "fix" is the addition of extra grease so they can turn the Upgrade back on. I rolled back my OS from 17763 to 17134, because I wasn't particularly amused by this. When I set up a test case, I want the test case to last long enough so I can test something. I spent *hours* on this crap for nothing - I can't be flogging the network cable to keep them out all the time. Sometimes I have to have the network connected to actually run a test case. Paul
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October 10th 18, 02:01 PM
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On Tue, 9 Oct 2018 17:59:51 -0400, Big Al wrote:
On 10/09/2018 04:59 PM, Rene Lamontagne wrote: My system just updated to Ver 1809 build 17763.55 with kb4464330 cumulative. Am I reading this properly as meaning this is the fix for the missing files dilemma in 1809-17763.1.?* Which by the way did not affect my system. Rene From my reading, it seems to be issues with Pictures,Music,Docs folders not being in the 'standard' place in the home folder. This means that a vast majority are not effected. All computer users were effected by their mother.
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