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Discovered Major Bug!!!
DOS stands for Disk Operating system.
At it's heart Windows OS main goal is to maintain Disks and the files on it.
Keep them secure and keep track of them.
Well, I was doing some maintenance today and I turned off my computer, swapped out my backup drive which is the same size and make as the one being backed up. A 4 TB Seagate.
All went well then when I put the original drive back in Windows 10 did not recognize it.
Turned it off again and turned it back on then it said it was the backup drive with all parameters.
Partition size, Drive letter and what not.
Before I went crazy and tried a recovery I right clicked it offline then back online and it was finally recognized.
This is BS at the highest level. I have never encountered this behavior with all the Windows version below 10.
I reported a ways back that Win 10 lost 2 4TB partitions and turned them raw just by changing the drive letter and it took a whole week and some serious software to recover just 99% of it.
Microsoft has serious issues on their hands and someone needs to let them know pronto.
I can't see any organization adopting 10 if it looses partitions out of the blue and being 10 was blatantly forced on users through the autoupdate disguised as a mandatory, MS has seriously cooked their own balls.