"<a href=""https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ov0O92m-iwk&amp;t=0m30s"">0:30</a> That's NOT a good thing. We don't want faster updates. We want fully functional and fleshed out updates that don't delete your file system.",(reply>), ​@Linuxization Windows Vista onward has a bug which corrupts the NTFS permissions tree. However, W10+ RuntimeBroker can fault on these bad permissions and thus nuke every drive connected to the PC. In my case, W10 hit the corrupt permission and proceeded to destroy the entire NTFS structure on both my OS and backup drives.<br>If you want to see this bug look at almost any file and check for "Account Unknown." This is a corrupt NTFS permission. MSFT says it's a "deleted user" but removing it will, depending on the presence of the bug, also wipe all other permissions. This is because deleting it improperly shifts the byte structure of the permissions tree.,(reply>), @User I'll take the odd security update. But yea, honestly I don't need more bloat ware.,(reply>), i dont want any updates they are useless,(reply>), I mean, it is an upgrade where it just tweaks the kernel, UI, etc in the existing filesystem, and it clones your already existing filesystem to Windows.old