#scottwindows — Public Fediverse posts
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Today's Windows 10 Annoyance: I'd like to do a drive integrity check on an SD card without automatically fixing any problems it finds.
Why? Because based on the issues found/proposed fix, I might make some additional attempt(s) to recover data first.
I'd swear earlier versions of Windows let you do things like have it summarize any problems discovered without applying any fixes. The command line chkdsk sort of does this.
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Today's Windows 10 Annoyance: I'd like to do a drive integrity check on an SD card without automatically fixing any problems it finds.
Why? Because based on the issues found/proposed fix, I might make some additional attempt(s) to recover data first.
I'd swear earlier versions of Windows let you do things like have it summarize any problems discovered without applying any fixes. The command line chkdsk sort of does this.
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Today's Windows 10 Annoyance: I'd like to do a drive integrity check on an SD card without automatically fixing any problems it finds.
Why? Because based on the issues found/proposed fix, I might make some additional attempt(s) to recover data first.
I'd swear earlier versions of Windows let you do things like have it summarize any problems discovered without applying any fixes. The command line chkdsk sort of does this.
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Today's Windows 10 Annoyance: I'd like to do a drive integrity check on an SD card without automatically fixing any problems it finds.
Why? Because based on the issues found/proposed fix, I might make some additional attempt(s) to recover data first.
I'd swear earlier versions of Windows let you do things like have it summarize any problems discovered without applying any fixes. The command line chkdsk sort of does this.
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Today's Windows 10 Annoyance: I'd like to do a drive integrity check on an SD card without automatically fixing any problems it finds.
Why? Because based on the issues found/proposed fix, I might make some additional attempt(s) to recover data first.
I'd swear earlier versions of Windows let you do things like have it summarize any problems discovered without applying any fixes. The command line chkdsk sort of does this.
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Microsoft in 1995: we’ve added support for spaces in file and directory names.
Me in 2024: I’d better use underscores instead of spaces just in case some application doesn’t handle spaces in file paths correctly.
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Microsoft in 1995: we’ve added support for spaces in file and directory names.
Me in 2024: I’d better use underscores instead of spaces just in case some application doesn’t handle spaces in file paths correctly.
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Microsoft in 1995: we’ve added support for spaces in file and directory names.
Me in 2024: I’d better use underscores instead of spaces just in case some application doesn’t handle spaces in file paths correctly.
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Microsoft in 1995: we’ve added support for spaces in file and directory names.
Me in 2024: I’d better use underscores instead of spaces just in case some application doesn’t handle spaces in file paths correctly.
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Microsoft in 1995: we’ve added support for spaces in file and directory names.
Me in 2024: I’d better use underscores instead of spaces just in case some application doesn’t handle spaces in file paths correctly.