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Finding reliable data recovery tools for Windows
Hello everyone, I want to find at least 2 reliable data recovery tools for Windows to recover all files in the disk image (excluding the Windows File Recovery from Microsoft), then hopefully you can compare the effectiveness of the tools and the ease of use. Thank you very much.
How to get 24h2 iso?
I have a lab full of 23h2 installs that I need to update to 24h2. Manually running the updater for some reason does not update the machines. It acts like it's updating them but then pops back into 23h2 at the last reboot. So I need the 24h2 iso. I can't get the 24h2 iso because the only offered iso is 25h2. I can't install 25h2 because we use DeepFreeze which does not work with 25h2 yet (and probably won't until next year). So where do I get the ISO without going out to Internet Archive or some other shady place? UUPDump isn't downloading half the things it needs so I'm pretty sure that will fail.Windows 11 Week numbers to taskbar and calendar
Hey microsoft! I like to see week numbers! Please add this feature. I don't want to browse internet for simple things. I found out that you can add dddd or ddd to see week day on taskbar without clicking calendar, but nothing for week number. PS. Add :ss to short time! I wanna see seconds on my taskbar clock!
Robocopy wildcard ignores leading period
Hello, I came across this as I was making a custom procedure to sync our roaming folders (yes we still need them!), as this feature has been a bit shaky in W11. In the root of a user home, there's a few NTUSER-related files, NTUSER.DAT ntuser.dat.LOG1 ntuser.dat.LOG2 NTUSER.DAT{... and so on. Even though I think that it's best to leave all these files alone, while playing around with wildcards I noticed that it was impossible(?) to get /XF "ntuser.dat.*" to match only ntuser.dat.LOG1 and ntuser.dat.LOG2, it swallowed NTUSER.DAT as well. Only if I matched on /XF "ntuser.dat.L* did it leave NTUSER.DAT alone. Surely this is not intended behavior? Or does the dot have an undocumented function in relation to wildcards? Best regards AlexanderUninstalled junk apps keep coming back
I just upgraded this computer a few days ago from Windows 10 to Windows 11 and immediately went to work cleaning it up and streamlining it to make it work faster and to not have it take up too much room on my SSD drive, which is 238GB. One of the first things I did was begin deleting a bunch of apps that are in the start menu. I noticed that it freed up about 6 gigabytes of space. Today, I was looking at my apps list again to see if there were any others I could get rid of, and I noticed that all of the apps I got rid of before are reinstalled again. What is going on here, and how can I prevent it from happening again? I hate to think that Microsoft is telling me that I have to put up with whatever they put on my computer and that I have no say in the matter. That's what it feels like right now.
