One advantage of Windows over Linux is the fact their graphics stack can easily be restarted while the system/apps/etc are running. The screen just dips to black for a second and you're back where you were. You can see this anytime you install a new graphics driver, but I have occasionally seen this happen spontaneously when a bug in a graphics driver gets caught and Windows reinitializes the driver. X11 definitely can't do that and I believe neither can Wayland. Not sure whether Windows does this for other things such as networking.