Microsoft's latest Windows bug belongs in the Recycle Bin
PERSONAL TECH
File deletion dialog swaps recognizable names for internal gibberish
Microsoft's latest Windows update has introduced a cosmetic bug that exposes the Recycle Bin's internal file-naming scheme when users permanently delete a file.
When permanently deleting a single item from the Recycle Bin, Windows now displays its internal name – such as $Rxxxxx.ext – in the confirmation dialog rather than the file's original name.
The name is correct in the Recycle Bin itself and also correct if restored. It's only in the deletion confirmation dialog that Windows exposes its innards.
There is a workaround, but Microsoft isn't sharing it unless an organization contacts Microsoft Support for business. Otherwise, the company stated: "A resolution is in progress and will be included in a future Windows update."
Unlike other problems reported by users, including OneDrive woes and Blue Screens, this is relatively minor. However, it is an example of ongoing quality...
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