Does anyone else arrange their data in a way that protects against the inevitability of a windows install failing??
Does anyone else arrange their data in a way that protects against the inevitability of a windows install failing??
I f*cking hate windows(love/ hate abusive relationship for sure). All my installs fail or get corrupted. No matter how careful i am.
I keep nothing on the C: drive. All my data on separate drives. I backup my windows drive monthly in fear that my PC might decide to brick itself after a bad update or faulty shutdown.
As I type this,,,my desktop no longer booting and its been "attempting to repair windows" for 3hrs now. Good thing i made a backup on a separate drive 2 months ago, lol.
Anyone else here instinctively take measures to hedge against windows unreliability??
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have used windows 7 to upgrade to now 10 on my computer since 2016 daily and usually on 24/7. Had power outages suddenly with updates pending and still going strong.
you must be doing something wrong.
Same but to windows 11 including bitlocker and an SSD migration. Op is downloading too many browser bars from sketchy sites.