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My problem:
https://learn.microsoft.com/zh-tw/answers/questions/5972262/windows-11-kb5101684
Not only after installing KB5101684 on my laptop, file history timestamps fail to sync correctly, but even after installing KB5120249 on my desktop, file history timestamps fail to sync correctly.
I don't know what Microsoft is doing? It's so frustrating!
Please, Microsoft, fix this quickly!
I understand your frustration. Since the same File History timestamp issue appeared on two different PCs after KB5101684 and KB5120249, this may be related to a recent Windows update rather than your local configuration.
I recommend reporting it through Feedback Hub and including both KB numbers and screenshots/logs. Microsoft engineers need these reports to investigate and release a fix.
For now, I would not repeatedly reset File History if your backups are still accessible.
I understand your frustration. Since the same File History timestamp issue appeared on two different PCs after KB5101684 and KB5120249, this may be related to a recent Windows update rather than your local configuration.
I recommend reporting it through Feedback Hub and including both KB numbers and screenshots/logs. Microsoft engineers need these reports to investigate and release a fix.
For now, I would not repeatedly reset File History if your backups are still accessible.
