Lỗi Microsoft Word: Trình xử lý từ sẽ xóa tập tin của bạn nếu bạn làm điều này. Microsoft đã xác nhận một lỗi trong Word cho Microsoft 365 làm mất tập tin nếu bạn cố gắng lưu chúng. Theo BleepingComputer, nhóm hỗ trợ Word cho Microsoft 365 cho biết có một vấn đề đã biết trong phiên bản 2409 khi tập tin “bị xóa sau khi lưu nếu tiêu đề chứa phần mở rộng tập tin in hoa (.DOCX, .RTF) hoặc #.” Microsoft cũng giải thích rằng “vấn đề xảy ra sau khi chỉnh sửa tập tin và lưu khi được nhắc sau khi cố gắng đóng Word.” May mắn thay, lỗi chỉ giới hạn trong phiên bản 2409, xuất hiện với tên phần mở rộng tập tin in hoa và diễn ra khi bạn được nhắc lưu trước khi đóng Word (không phải khi bạn lưu thủ công). #Microsoft #Word #bug #sự_kiện #lỗi #MicrosoftWord #Microsoft365
Nguồn: https://mashable.com/article/microsoft-word-bug-delete-files-if-you-hit-save
Microsoft has confirmed a bug in Word for Microsoft 365 that deletes files if you try to save them.
According to BleepingComputer, the Word for Microsoft 365 support team said there is a known issue in version 2409 where a file “is deleted after save if the title contains a capitalized file extension (.DOCX, .RTF) or #.” Microsoft also explained that “the issue occurs after making an edit to the file and saving when prompted after trying to close Word.”
Fortunately, the bug is limited to version 2409, occurs with capitalized file extension names, and happens when you’re prompted to save upon closing Word (not when you manually save).
So that narrows down the issue quite a bit. But it’s still pretty bad for the unlucky users whose files are deleted when they’re trying to do the exact opposite. Several users on Reddit and Microsoft forums reported this happening to them.
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Just a few weeks ago, another Microsoft 365 bug occurred that caused outages and issues with Outlook, PowerPoint, Word, Excel, and others. And in July a massive outage from CrowdStrike, which provides antivirus software to Microsoft, took down millions of Windows devices and caused global disruption for a few days.
Microsoft is currently investigating the issue. But until there’s a fix, a few different workarounds are recommended. First, if your file was deleted, it may have gone to the recycle bin, so you should try to find it there. To mitigate any future problems, manually save documents before closing to avoid triggering the save prompt, which is when files may be deleted. “Our current tests show the issue occurs after saving when prompted on clicking X to close Word. It does not currently reproduce when manually saving before close,” said Microsoft.
You can also disable the Backstage option to prevent possibly triggering the bug. Do this by going to File > Options > Save then “Don’t show the Backstage when opening or saving files with keyboard shortcuts.”
Last but not least, you can also revert back to an older version of Microsoft 365 until the bug is fixed.
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