Exactly, being able to use a local LLM or other generative AI on a machine running Win95 would itself be sufficiently entertaining.

I'm inclined to believe this is exactly what happens, given that both Bluetooth and my printer stopped working the last time I tried playing a Riot game.

Also got a BSOD in vgk.sys, and it left a bunch of junk in my EFI partition after I uninstalled it. Fun times.

Maybe drivers are treated differently, but I remember having to update Windows 11 to play ARC Raiders because my specific version was old enough that system files did not pass their whitelist check. It told me which system file failed the check - I don't remember which it was exactly, but it definitely wasn't one that'd ever been modified, just one that wasn't recent enough it seems, at least going off of how updating fixed it.

Yes this is how they work. You use a mainstream GPU or no game for you!

Wireguard is blessed by Microsoft, who sign their drivers.

Sandboxie/WinFSP/KVM guest drivers for Windows are open source too

I’m sure there are more open source examples. A newer one is https://github.com/namazso/PawnIO/tree/master I guess?