• @[email protected]
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    293 hours ago

    This is the third update in like six months that is horribly broken. There was a windows 10 update that wouldn’t install because the recovery partition that Microsoft’s installer created was too small. The prior win 11 update just won’t install for lots of people and there’s no real rhyme or reason. Now this crap.

    They just don’t give a shit anymore. Microsoft had a great run folks, time to move on.

    • @kautau
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      103 hours ago

      I’m honestly waiting for a crowdstrike level BSOD from one of their updates at some point. At that level, corporations would recover in the same way they did from crowdstrike, but consumers who didn’t understand how to roll back, or restore from backup, restore windows, etc would be livid and hopefully it would create some awareness on better understanding and control of the products you buy and use

    • @[email protected]
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      63 hours ago

      I’d say they started the misstepping after they “fixed” Vista with windows 7. After that, they tried to hard instead of slow rolling. Windows 10 was good but 11 is just…windows 8 again.

      • @Itdidnttrickledown
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        111 minutes ago

        Windows ME was the original mistake edition. It was terrible.

      • @chaogomu
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        153 minutes ago

        Windows has always had broken versions. The old advice was to always skip every other version.

        NT, Millennium, Vista, 8… 10… 11… More misses than hits really. And the bad updates are turning hits into misses.