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Hello Everyone,
I want to give a huge Thank You to all who responded with my diagnostic information requests about their “tanked secondary drives”. I’m pleased to say that this information enabled us to identify the root cause of the issue. We are actively building and testing an update to fix this issue into Windows. We’ll deploy the update via Windows Update as soon as that process is finished, restoring access to your files on the affected drives. In all of the cases that we have diagnosed, files were safely intact on the drives – so please, don’t reformat. You can also access your files by connecting the affected drive to a different machine (not running Anniversary Update), if that is an option for you. If waiting for an update is not an option, then rolling back will also restore access to your files. For up to 10 days after installing the Anniversary Update, you have the ability to “go back” or return to the previous build. To uninstall the Anniversary Update: 1. Open the Settings app. 2. Select Update & security and then the Recovery tab. 3. Under “Go back to an earlier build”, click the Get started button and follow the instructions.
(Note: If more than 10 days have elapsed since installing the Anniversary Update or the “Go back” option is otherwise not available; we ask for your patience until a patch can be released)
Parece que la única solución no traumática es ir a un PC con un sistema anterior, salvar el contenido, formatear con W10 anniversary update ese hdd y volver a volcar el contenido.
A mi me funciona todo, no tengo problemas raros (ni no raros).
Estoy contento con W10 en todos mis equipos, 5 ahora, incluyendo el portátil del curro.