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Avernar 18 hours ago<p>Yes it does! Showing &quot;no telemetry available&quot; is exactly what it should do. Crashing = unreliable. Reporting an error condition = reliable.<p>Immediately? Took them 5 minutes to reboot the computer. The scan of the folder would take seconds let alone minutes. Pinpointing the problem is secondary. Not killing the patient is primary.&quot;<p>Well-put. Far back as Burroughs B5000, the best way to handle erroneous software or I&#x2F;O was to freeze it, notify the administrator&#x2F;user of the problem, and give them sensible options for how to proceed. They might restart the I&#x2F;O, restart the app, modify erroneous data to proceed (rare here), and so on. Crash and reboot is a Windows 95&#x2F;NT strategy where incompetence dominated. Today&#x27;s Windows OS and tooling can do much better with little effort by developers.