Seriously, again?! I was working on my laptop late into the night. I had tons of important work open. When I got too tired I saved everything and went to bed, putting the laptop in sleeping mode. When I came back just now to continue working on my stuff everything was gone. First I had to wait half an hour because there had been a windows update. I tried to disable automatic updates but windows no longer lets you do that, as if MY computer does no longer belong to ME. Everything is gone! My files are gone, just like they were the last time this obnoxious stuff happened. I saved everything, but never mind. The work I did, the ideas I had - all for nought. The tabs I had open in my browser can't be restored either for some reason. Now I have to (again) look up the myriad of sources I was working on. So dumb. There are so many people complaining about this problem and Microsoft does not do a THING about it. Instead, it gets worse! You can't even disable windows updates with the sneaky methods that used to still work for a time. Neither does your computer automatically shut down after they've rammed an update up your rear end that you didn't want at this time. I'm sitting here with a COMPLETELY empty battery, somehow. It will be 2hrs till it is loaded, means if I had a meeting just now, I'd be in even more trouble. Microsoft is just one big "fornicate yourself, peasant, for we are a monopoly" to their consumers at this point. If someone came up with viable alternative to them, their company would die within the year, and deservedly so. Get a grip, switch your brains back on and listen to your god-damn customers again. Aw no, never mind, just make more of that brilliant App-design. Who doesn't want their laptop to look like a smartphone, eh? I am so done with this. I'm gonna go look your data recovery software now.Edit: I shouldn't have unloaded on Microsoft Denmark, exclusively. I just needed a place to go, sorry Danes.Edit 2 because of reply: Thank's for your reply Ida. I did get my Data back, but it took me about two days. The cloud solution you suggest is precisely what's wrong with Microsoft's attitude. No one likes the cloud solution. Clouds get hacked all the time. It's like in addition to Windows disowning me of my own computer you now suggest to disown me of my data as well. That's precisely what I mean: open your ears and listen. I realize your software people are super excited about their cloud. I'd be too. It's a thing with tons of potential. You may, however, consider the possibility of letting people choose whether they want to use it or not. Don't break your main product user experience in order to ram a free feature down their throats. I realize you can't do jack about that, Ida. But at some point, this knowledge has to reach those people who can. Best of luck to you.
