. . . and Build(22000.469) ! !
A New Issue - Still - with Optimise Drives post Windows 11 Pro Build(22000.527 and up)
Build(22000.346) now shows USB Flash Drives / Cards - as previous report to FBH Ref https://aka.ms/AAe9dct.
However, another issue appears to have been created referring to DVD (?) drive(s).
DVD drives have NEVER been reported on in all the years I've been using Windows 2000/10/11.
FBH ref: https://aka.ms/AAetlxx
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Anonymous
2022-01-26T07:32:33+00:00 -
Anonymous
2022-01-14T19:33:44+00:00 . . . . . . and Build(22000.466)
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Anonymous
2022-01-12T08:02:50+00:00 Rule Britannia!!
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Anonymous
2022-01-12T03:33:45+00:00 Anyway, the DVD or CD virtual or real should not show on the optimization screen, that is the bug.
Compare the behavior with Windows 10.
This had the ISO and a real DVD mounted and it is not showing up at all on the optimization screen.
It just does not belong there.
IIRC, we had this conversation before.
The app DOES NOT allow you to optimize those drives so it is actually doing its job as expected.
I suppose you can call it a bug but IMHO it is just cosmetic. Besides, why would you be mounting an ISO or a CD/DVD and looking at the app at the same time, what for?
So what? It is a bug, not just cosmetics.
It is not showing CDs or DVDs in the same screen in Windows 10 because they don't belong there.
It is just another mistake that was added a few builds back, when they tried to fix this bug
they actually added another one. Fix one bug and add a new bug! 😁
And it wasn't even broken for real USB drives, just for flash removable and SD cards which were not showing up with build 22000.282 and could not be optimized:
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Anonymous
2022-01-12T03:24:55+00:00 Anyway, the DVD or CD virtual or real should not show on the optimization screen, that is the bug.
Compare the behavior with Windows 10.
This had the ISO and a real DVD mounted and it is not showing up at all on the optimization screen.
It just does not belong there.
IIRC, we had this conversation before.
The app DOES NOT allow you to optimize those drives so it is actually doing its job as expected.
I suppose you can call it a bug but IMHO it is just cosmetic. Besides, why would you be mounting an ISO or a CD/DVD and looking at the app at the same time, what for?