I may be the only one with zero problems on Windows 10...
Sometimes I think the adjectives to describe some situations are too harsh.
Sometimes I think the adjectives to describe some situations are too harsh.
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> I may be the only one with zero problems on Windows 10...
Try spending hours (if not days) trying to bring your computer back to life, going through every google result for a helpful string like "0x80070422".
Seriously, just try looking at the autocomplete for "Windows 10 update 0x".
I know it's insanely difficult to do what Microsoft does, and the fact that Windows even works at all on so many different computers is nothing short of a miracle. But after a few experiences with odd Windows errors on a machine that worked fine just a minute ago can make you use some strong adjectives.
I got to say, I don't install bullshit, I know which webpages I visit, I have an antivirus, good quality hardware and I have installed the just amount of software I need. It's been a few years now since the last format. I just try to keep it clean and ordered, like any other thing.
That might be true, but in this case the issue appears to be exclusively software related. If they didn't force system upgrades, honestly, I probably wouldn't care. It may very well be a Dell issue, but Microsoft is large enough and powerful enough to enforce some standards on their partners.
That being said, as someone who repairs Windows for a living, I've seen a lot of major issues with Windows. They take a two steps forward, one step back approach to everything they do. QA has gone down the toilet of late, but most of the core product is actually better.
Either way, I'm not surprised the quality is going down.