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Windows 10 Anniversary Update may affect and even delete other partitions on the same disk, citing several complaints by users. 'Broken boot loaders on an update are one thing but losing data, even entire partitions?' Asks the author.

Microsoft-centric news blog WindowsReport is corroborating on the report, adding that in some cases, the new OS. It says (edited): Many users are reporting that some of their partitions disappeared after installing the Anniversary Update. Usually, it's the smallest partition that disappears, although we couldn't say for sure whether the partition is deleted or if Windows simply doesn't detect it.

Some users are saying that the partition is not allocated, while others can detect it once they install third-party partition management applications.We have reached out to Microsoft for clarification, and will update the post when we hear back from them. Hmm, that's odd.

For me it's usually very good at finding filesystems regardless of the partition table (though come to think of it I've never actually tried with a partition that starts too late, only too early, but I don't see how that would affect it's method on a deep search). If you haven't already reformatted, etc.

And do want to try to recover I would suggest running it again and trying different options and such (particularly look for the 'deep' or 'advanced' one, I forget what it's called off the. There are people in my workplace that do that.

The software they use most of the time is MS only with locked down copy protection and weird USB dongles so not able to be run in a VM. Some software they want to use at the same time is.nix only. While using X on MS Windows and running stuff on other machines mostly works the implementations of X for MS Windows have a few quirks so they find running a linux VM in Virtualbox a less painful way to get some things done. However the MS Windows application they. What if it were a disk failure instead? Inadvertent keystroke, or even cat on the keyboard? The partition getting deleted is obviously Microsoft's fault.

The fact that it caused permanent loss of important data however is more the user's fault. If it's important it needs to be on at least two different disks, and the further separated those disks are physically the better. Just because someone is the victim doesn't make their actions or lack thereof perfect. If you're not backing up your im. I disagree with your claiming that it's more the users fault than Microsoft's. MS is doing whatever they feel like doing to users computers, these days.

Time to find alternatives. I personally researched many Linux distros (tested Live) and found that Mint 18 does everything that I need it to do. LibreOffice, included, opens all my Excel, Word and Publisher files perfectly. It can't save in Publisher's file format, but it can open it.

Windows 10 is no longer needed by most computer users, especially those that just surf the web and check their email. Surely, an update should not kill your partition.

But if you have any data that resides on a single hard disk, expect to lose it. Drives will crash, updates will fail, hackers will hack, and users will do stupid shit. This is 2016.

Put everything you can into github, as much as possible of the rest in some sort of cloud drive (dropbox etc), and sync the rest to another computer somewhere. And if something is really dear to you (or to your customers, tax department, or government) back it up somewhere safe. They are reporting that it's messing with and deleting other partitions on the hard disk. It sounds like it's at lease messing with the partition table. The Win10 upgrader (from Win7) did exactly this to my Linux partitions. The upgrader needed a few hundred MB of space to create some sort of rescue partition.

Rather than resize the 1TB NTFS primary partition at the front of the disk (of which 900GB were free) it decided that (because it didn't recognize the filesystem type in the partition) it was okay to delete the first logical partition, resize the extended partition by a few hundred MB, and move the extended partition down. It then made another primary partition in front of the newly moved extended partition and formatted that primary partition with NTFS. I've never had a Windows installer do so much damage.

Overwriting the bootloader? That's shitty, but entirely reasonable. Deleting partitions that aren't FAT.

or NTFS because you don't recognize what they are and -thus- assume that they're unused? That's incredibly shitty. This is the kinder, more open-source friendly Microsoft, guys.

I hope to hell that this Win10 update doesn't put me through this shit again. That wasn't a fun day. While I imagine I'll have to bite the bullet on my sole Win 10 machine eventually and download the anniversary edition, I intentionally set it to 'Metered Connection' for exactly this reason. I like to let major updates hit and assess the impact for a few days before taking the plunge, and currently telling Windows you're on a metered connection is the only way to get it to not automatically download updates.

Looks like I'll be waiting a bit longer than I thought - would not appreciate my Linux partition going up in smoke. This was my problem with Windows 10 when I installed it a few months ago. It failed to do some update, so wanted to repair itself, but every time it tried it was trying to restore itself on the EFI partition, not the actual windows partition. Thankfully at that point I still had grub installed with the boot sector of one of my disks intact, so was able to boot into Linux via legacy option, but after many failed attempts to boot windows 10 and having it trash my EFI partition while trying to restore, I gave. I wonder how long until some automatic Windows 10 update will disable altering any BIOS settings via some rootkit for 'security' reasons. I mean, if they're not going to get hit with antitrust violations or charges of abusing their customers for all of the things they've done already (force Windows 10 updates on Win7/8. 1 users, telemetry that deceptively appears to be able to be turned off but really can't, no unsigned drivers allowed, uploading BitLocker keys to their servers, remove features during routine updates, uninstall programs during routine updates, ever-growing built-in advertisements, etc.), then they can pretty much just do anything they like, including preventing other operating systems from booting (which, I add, is now the case both on Windows RT tablets and Windows 10 phones).

1) Ran update - it downloaded 3GB of stuff, ran for a while and stalled at 0% complete 2) Restarted PC and update - ran for a long time (unattended) and rebooted. Back into (un-updated) original Windows. 3) Repeat above (update downloaded 3GB AGAIN) - but watched.

After 2nd reboot showed (briefly) blue screen complaining about driver issue (using stock Dell drivers) and then automatically rolled back to original Windows 10, & rebooted 4) Updated ALL Dell drivers from Dell site. 5) Ran update again and ye.it's really not a big deal.

Yes, it's not as many as Windows. However, there's so many just on Steam that it's plenty to fill any rational amount of leisure time.

I've been mucking with The Talos Principle, Antichamber, and QUBE recently, on a bit of a first-person puzzler kick. Of course, before that I was playing Shadow of Mordor, Alien: Isolation and Tomb Raider (2013), along with XCom Enemy Within.

Mucked around with Saint's Row 3 and Dead Island, too. That's just 'major studios'. But there's plenty of others I've been dipping into - The Fall and The Swapper, Sublevel Zero, Monstrum, Metro 2033, Victor Vran, Stealth Bastard, Doorkickers, the new Day of the Tentacle Remastered. Haven't had a chance to muck with Sir You Are Being Hunted. And I think I'm going to be spending quite a bit of time in Duskers. More games than I can handle, really. All full Linux ports.

I do have Windows, but haven't booted it to play games in at least a couple months now. I hear what you're saying but the Linux offering is still very sub-par. Pretty much all new AAA games at least that that I'm interested in (Fallout4, Elite Dangerous, No Mans Sky etc) all have developers that still apparently presume PCWindows. So are both MMO games that I've been playing on-and-off: Elder Scrolls Online and World Of Tanks. A while back I bought an HTC Vive (most of my Vive-vs-Rift decision was based on Steam/Valve's clear commitment to Linux vs. Oculus announcement right after Facebook bou. Back in the late 1990's I was dual booting Windows and Linux.

A PC magazine had included a CD with an early version Red Hat Linux and ran a series of articles on the strange OS. Linux had no problems dealing with the Windows partitions. Move forward a bit to Windows XP and more dual booting.Commercial and free partition managers support Linux partitions.

Windows would still screw with Linux partition, particularly when installing Windows, so having keeping each OS on a separate physical HDD became critical. That way you could unplug the Linux drive to protect it from MS incompetence. Amusingly, Linux could mount Windows partitions to transfer files over and I was able to install a driver on Windows that allowed Windows to mount Linux partitions, however, Windows XP had no native support for non-windows partitions. Linux proves to be more capable in key area than Windows but I'm still using WInXP as my main OS.

Jump forward to Windows 7 and Linux dual booting. The situation has improved a bit because you could technically let Win7 manage booting mulitple OS but it still screws with Linux partitions and has no native support for Linux partition types. Linux still does a better job and I can go months without booting into Windows anyway. More commercial software supports Linux, including games, and the open source applications available have greatly improved to the point of being better than MS products.

I really hated the ribbon interface nonsense in MS Office because it reduced my productivity, it was nearly a stupid as having some animated paperclip jumping around on your screen while you're trying to work. Windows 8 appears and I decided than if I'm ever forced to replace Win7 I'll just give up on dual booting and just stick with Linux full time. Windows 10 brings spyware and adware built into the OS, setting a new low for MS and having some very surprising side effects; friends, family and people barely know are wanting to know about Linux and how they can get away from Windows 10. There has never been a version of Windows that happily coexists with another OS, why would anyone be surprised that Win10 is breaking Linux dual boots? It is either intentionally evil or supreme incompetence; MS has a history of both. I tried to upgrade yesterday, my machine has Windows 10 Enterprise and Ubuntu 16.04 on two separate disks. The machine rebooted while updating but would get stuck trying to install (once at 19%, the next time at 0%).

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To recover I had to power off via the power button and when booting into Windows again it would recover to a previous restore point automatically. Ubuntu stayed intact. After checking for the update again Microsoft have removed the option so it no longer appears as an available update, presumab.

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Unless you absolutely have to, do not install Linux and Windows on the same physical hard drive. For many purposes (e.g. Basic coding and web stuff) a lightweight Linux distro will run just fine off a USB memory stick (I use Ultra Fit's in either the 32GB or 64GB size). Then, if you are buying a laptop and you're a techie, get something where it is trivially easy to swap out either the hard drive (i.e. Not Asus crap where you have to remove the keyboard to get at the hard drive), or the optical drive.

For example, boot Windows of one hard drive, and stick another in the optical drive bay. If you have a desktop, you have room for more than one physical drive. This also means that, during critical stuff like OS installs, you can physically disconnect your Linux drive so that Windows cannot get at it. My favourite example of Redmond silliness involved Windows 2000 appearing to enumerate partitions one way in the partitioning part of setup, and another way for the formatting part. Basically, on my dual boot drive, Windows 2000 setup ended up formatting the wrong partition. I say it had cocked up when I noticed the size of the partition it was formatting: my shared data drive.

By the time I had stopped the process, of course, the FATs were already overwritten. No, it's more like 'fuck', as in 'Microsoft is fucking over anyone who puts another OS on their computer.' So far as I'm concerned, it's not an accident on the part of Microsoft. They want to own your computer, and pwn you in the process.

Any competing OS must be destroyed utterly. Wouldn't at all be surprised if it not only deletes the affected partition(s), but overwrites them first, rendering anything on them unrecoverable. What's next, Microsoft? Virus hidden in the reserved section of the drive, that thwarts any attempt to remove Windows? Render your hard drive unusable if you uninstall Windows?

Reprogram all the VR's on your motherboard and smoke the processor core and PCH if you attempt to install a dual-boot? Microsoft Loves Linux.as long as Linux isn't running a GUI.

From Microsoft's point of view you don't need a Linux partition any more. You can do your Linux script development under their Ubuntu on Windows thingy - and after all, Linux is only a server OS. No need for the GUI stuff. Of course no current Linux desktop users are going to be satisfied with that - but maybe some folks will find it useful as an addon to their current Windows-centric desktop worlds. It seems like MS has accepted that they've lost the battle (if not the war) as far as Linux as a cloud-based app server is concerned. But it looks like they're still hoping that's the only place Linux will get traction. Of course, it's already got traction in mobile too, and MS seems resigned to that.

But they're still in panic mode where the traditional is concerned. It's bad enough that they can't do anything about this ChromeOS thing. But on desktop PC's that also run Windows, they're still in control. I'm not saying this would happen, but for instance: Who would have guessed that some little cable company called 'Comcast' would end up owning one of the Big Three television networks and Universal Studios? Microsoft is a big company with lots of assets. If Apple fucked up the wrong way, they could find themselves being bought out by Microsoft. Then there wouldn't be anyone else left that mattered.

Of course, theoretically, the federal government wouldn't allow such an out-and-out monopoly like that. I suppose this isn't entirely unexpected. Windows has never played well with others in a multi-boot environment. I recall that it doesn't preserve alternate bootloaders like Grub when installing a new OS, and I'd imagine that's how these major upgrades are treated. There were probably changes to the bootloader of some sort, and so it blithely 'updated' it, wiping out the existing bootloader, apparently without bothering to confirm whether it.should. or not.

This is why my Windows dev machine is Windows-o. Never underestimate the power of human stupidity. To me it looks like Microsoft are repeating decades-old mistakes all over again, just with a new skin.

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Of course Microsoft now is quite a different company from back then with completely new people, so the people with experience from past mistakes have since retired. But overall it seems to me that Microsoft is now under a great deal of stress from the Linux community where many different vendors uses Linux and other open source platforms in their solutions. Always use a separate drive for Windows, and disable all the other drives through the BIOS That would cause Windows to break my profile among other things though.

My user profile is stored on a separate drive, various other folders have other dedicated drives (ie: temp / cache) etc. Not to mention Windows would probably then reassign drive letters too. Honestly, it's not that big of a deal to restore the files from scratch, I always have backups of everything. Ended up reinstalling Windows in the end and doi. DirectX 12, for games, is the ONLY reason to ever touch Windows 10.

The only reason to touch Windows Server 2016, the new shares/spaces/whatevers, is fucking broken as shit. Stay far, far, far away. For those needing to manage Windows 10 clients via SCCM, you can manually install the Configuration Manager client using SCCM 2012 SP1 (and maybe older shit, but if you're on SCCM pre 2012, it's time to upgrade) by skipping the prereq for the Windows Update agent. Ccmsetup.exe /skipprereq:windowsupdateagent30-x64. Microsoft has a utility to repair core OS files. Just look up 'Using System File Checker (SFC) To Fix Issues' A common problem with Windows 10 is the start menu will stop opening. This is caused by Windows 10 corrupting its core OS files.

(Please note: it is Windows 10 corrupting the core files, not any other program) The exact case(s) for when this happens is not known. It is suspected that Windows Update is one of the main causes of this problem.

I personally ran into this on my Surface Pro 3.