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[Bug] Win Toolkit 1.4.0.74 deletes unrelated files and folders in directory

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I've been using Win Tool Kit for 1.4.0.74 for about a week now, I keeps all my addons, installers, updates, etc.. in the same folder as WinToolKit (F:\WinToolkit)


..\WinToolkit
..\WinToolkit\Addons
..\WinToolkit\Installers
..\WinToolkit\Updates

Up until today I've always closed WinToolkit from within the loaded GUI. Today I opened up W7T and the usual splash screen appeared ***Checking for Updates*** the update dialog appeared giving the ususual options to either accept or decline the update. I clicked on the exit button, and poof! all my files and folders in my ..\WinToolkit directory got nuked including the .dll that Wintoolkit depends on.

Lucky for me, I was able to recover all my 922 files using basic file recovery techniques. Not sure if this behavior was is a result of a bug, or just heavy activity of that folder. However, no errors were revealed on my hard drive after the event and the hashes on my recovered files are 100%.

Edited by dotfusion

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F:\WinToolkit is a temp folder and you shouldn't really be putting everyday files in a temp folder :P

EDIT: I've made some changes to reflect that by renaming the folder 'WinToolkit_Temp'

:D awesome mate

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