VMI Automation Interface May Cause Data Loss in Microsoft Windows

In Microsoft Windows, when you run the programs that use asynchronous WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation) automation interfaces, applications might unpredictably and sporadically shut down or stop responding, possibly resulting into serious data loss. This behavior of Microsoft Windows operating system cause critical situations and require Windows Data Recovery to be sorted out.

Any Windows application, which uses asynchronous Windows Management Instrumentation automation interfaces might be subject to the unpredictable behavior because of different timing issues. This problem might not be identified during the development process of application as nested events occur rarely. Some common factors like network speed, CPU (Central Processing Unit) speed, external variable and system speed could provoke this behavior and lead to improper program termination and data loss.

For instance, a garbage JScript collection could lead events of fire, resulting into an irretrievable crash and causing all script codes to stop executing. Later versions of the JScript suppresses explosive stops and shutdowns, but the WMI automation interface still fires the events improperly. Particularly, the event could be fired at random times, when all other events are being processed, simply causing data loss from Windows hard drive.

The warning signs of this bug are unpredictable as they depend upon the timing of the garbage collection and on speed at which the asynchronous operations are completed. In the real-world applications, such bug causes a number of problems, which show up so often.
Data loss is something that can not be accepted at any cost. It causes a number of problems in business continuity. At this point, if you have an update backup of your data, use it for Windows Recovery. In case if the backup is not available or its not updated, you require recovery from third party solutions.

Recovery of lost data is possible in the majority of data loss situations, until it gets overwritten. You can easily recover lost data in such situations using using third-party Windows Data Recovery Software.

The Windows Recovery applications use advanced scanning algorithms to perform methodical scan of entire hard drive and extract all of the lost data out of it. The tools are completely easy to use as they come equipped with interactive and rich graphical user interface. They do not alter original data on the drive as they have read-only and non-destructive behavior.