Today Microsoft released a Windows 10 update after fixing user data deletion

Today Microsoft will be releasing a Windows 10 update after allegations of user data deletion

Over the weekend some users who have tried the Windows 10 update (v1809) have reported that their data has been lost after the update. Microsoft has also confirmed this: "We have investigated all data loss, identified and corrected all issues encountered in the update on 10/10. "Said John Cable, director of program management for Windows Servicing and Delivery at Microsoft.

Microsoft has released the Windows Update 10 October 2018 for Windows Insiders, before launching a wider market for consumers. "We will study the results of the feedback carefully before releasing it widely," explains Cable.

It seems that the vulnerability caused the deletion of user documents related to the deletion of empty directories, duplicate folders. But for some reason, this feature also deletes the folders that have data. After this incident, Microsoft seems to be trying to increase the level of alert from the user to alert the severity of the problem.

"We hope this will allow us to better control the issues that affect our users, even the smallest errors."

Microsoft is committed to "no further errors" for Windows 10 users. "We are committed to learning from this incident and improving our notification processes and systems. To help ensure our customers have the best experience with our update process, "Cable said