That does not actually work.
Windows 10 October update now available
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Anonymous
Hi all,
Windows 10 October update rollout has again started from 13/11/2018.
Please see John Cable's blog post regarding this here.
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Anonymous
2018-10-10T16:54:49+00:00 Really? That's not what it says it does.
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Anonymous
2018-10-10T16:58:20+00:00 Really? That's not what it says it does.
The April 2018 update is 1803, not 1809.
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Anonymous
2018-10-10T17:15:42+00:00 Wups! My mistake! Thanks for clearing that up, Jim!
Just glad I have 1809. It is a far superior build to 1803.
and I still think that other guy was on to something with the connection between OneDrive, Storage Sense, and the automatic file deletion it does. Nobody who had Storage Sense turned off or OneDrive uninstalled (I have always been in the latter category because I hate OneDrive's intrusiveness. When I want to use it I know where to find it on-line and how to log in and move certain files and folders there (copies of them, that is, in zip format, you know).
ANYWAY none who fall into either of these two categories I just mentioned have reported LOSING any files.
Mere coincidence?
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Anonymous
2018-10-10T17:17:50+00:00 My apologies. You were right and I was wrong. Feel free to lash me with a wet noodle when we meet.
Thanks to Jim Wynne for clearing my brain fog!