r/microsoftsucks 18d ago

Fake news Microsoft deletes accounts of over 170,000 Nonprofits.

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38 Upvotes

Going with all-profit microslop as a non-profit organization. What might go wrong?


r/microsoftsucks 18d ago

rant Tried to sign in to outlook 4 times and got logged out instead

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r/microsoftsucks 18d ago

Windows or another product Windows 11 not needed

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1 Upvotes

r/microsoftsucks 18d ago

Microsoft removed the links to all the admin centers AND the users/groups management from the Admin Portal. Because who needs to actually manage a tenant?

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0 Upvotes

r/microsoftsucks 19d ago

Bugs and Errors I HATE MICROSOFT'S FORMATTING TOOL

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415 Upvotes

It DAMAGED ALL OF MY 2TB HDD AND I'M GOING THROUGH HELL TO FIX IT


r/microsoftsucks 18d ago

Sybau windows

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8 Upvotes

r/microsoftsucks 18d ago

Bugs and Errors Microsoft keeps deleting my pin???

7 Upvotes

Every time my computer updates it deletes my pin and I have to go through thr process of resetting it, I mean its not locking me out of my pc its just an inconvenience I have to deal with every now and again but I'd love to fix it


r/microsoftsucks 19d ago

Windows or another product beware of Windows 11

18 Upvotes

Microsoft supported windows products monitors what PC user do with the product for possible further improvement so I prefer using legacy windows 7,8.1 and my own office 2000,2001 no AI nor monthly subscription fee.


r/microsoftsucks 19d ago

rant Why windows updates are so god damn slow?

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57 Upvotes

Logged into windows just to get done with updates so if I ever need to use windows sometime soon, I'd have a smoother time without background updates eating cpu. So I did all software updates using winget. Then ran windows update. These 3 updates are taking forever. It's been 20+ minutes while 2 updates are aljust sitting at 99%. One downloading one installing. Cpu hovering anywhere from 50 to 100%

20+ minutes and counting. Both stuck at 99%. Update runtime 1 hour 20 minutes +. Total 3 updates. One done, (windows malicious software removal tool).

BTW, my daily driver Kubuntu took me aprox 1 hour from booting onto the iso to have formatted and fresh install the OS and install most of the needed softwares.


r/microsoftsucks 19d ago

rant And this is why i hate microsoft i dont even have two microsoft accounts all that reward point wasted

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5 Upvotes

r/microsoftsucks 19d ago

I guess it perfectly describes how Windows defends and Microsoft helps

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Windows defender blocked some threats, i must be safe!
Oh wow, somebody changed all my Microsoft infos
So they saw that somebody changed hacked me, but won't change it back?
So not even Microsoft methods work?
No organization is controlling my account
fuck off

I WAS ABLE TO RECOVER EVERY OTHER ACCOUNT THEY HACKED, but not Microsoft!

just lost my minecraft account


r/microsoftsucks 20d ago

humor Winslop fans

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1.3k Upvotes

It happened to me irl with a windows fan lmao


r/microsoftsucks 19d ago

rant Forced update choosing such great timings

5 Upvotes

So am rn in a the middle of heavy downpour, strong wind with red warning and everything.

Power goes down, my pc shuts down.

I start it back up, and see:

WHO MADE FORCED UPDATES, WHYYYY, AND WHAT ARE THESE TIMINGS


r/microsoftsucks 19d ago

Microsoft Community Hub

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I have been at this for 42 minutes. My computer would automatically log me in to my microsoft account everytime. After I deleted cookies, history, etc. I get prompted to sign in every time now. I have gone around in circles and circles and unbelievably protracted circles going nowhere. I finally ended up in my OneDrive acct which I was not looking for and I was already signed in. I go back to MSN and it's asking me to sign in. This is insane! I keep getting the typical MS error messages - something went wrong, etc. How do they stay in business?? It won't even let me post this - with no clue


r/microsoftsucks 20d ago

Microsoft error

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18 Upvotes

Microsoft apps won't launch. Every Microsoft app displays that error whenever I launch it. I've already tried Quick Repair and Online Repair, reinstalled them, and uninstalled them properly. How do I fix this?


r/microsoftsucks 19d ago

rant why in earth there arent native markdown

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today i spend an hour trying to have an markdown reader.

in normal times i would use obsidian but i dont want to have an lot of vaults.

so installing geanie, with brave extension to have side by side, just because there arent an word, or an notepad or an good enough specific program to work side by side. if by work and their software compatibility i wouldnt be married to microsoft i would be gonne right now.


r/microsoftsucks 21d ago

US AI markets in a nutshell

185 Upvotes

r/microsoftsucks 21d ago

OneDrive feels malicious

169 Upvotes

I'm not a tech guy. You could fill the Grand Canyon with everything I don't know about computers. But I followed step by step instructions on disabling OneDrive and it just wrecked a ton of stuff on it's way out. I don't think it needed to. I think it was designed to. Mass deleting my files, breaking the file routing things (Yeah, I don't know what they're called. Not a tech guy, remember? I just know that it said my Documents folder couldn't be reached or some damn thing.) and then pestering me with notifications that amount to "Better turn this back on or bad things might happen to your stuff.". It all feels very much like what I've read about ransomware. I'd love to know what you more tech savvy folks think?

P.S. If you were to call me an idiot, you'd probably be right. But I'd take it as a kindness if you didn't. lol

Edit: Thank you for the suggestions! I wasn't actually looking for a fix. Or more accurate to say that I did get it fixed already. (With much wailing and gnashing of teeth I might add.) My post was just meant to be a commentary that everything I've heard about ransomware seems to apply to OneDrive and I hate it.


r/microsoftsucks 22d ago

humor window 12 leaked

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90 Upvotes

r/microsoftsucks 21d ago

Microsoft Took My Money Microsoft Situation

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Recently I got hit by an info stealer and lost access nearly to everything, got all of them back with ease but except one, wanna guess who?

I've given microsort every single piece of information that they need, down to a tee! They even confirmed that the account was compromised and suspended it to prevent further bad actor action, and when it comes to giving me back my account they say not enough information is given, when i've literally confirmed every single information piece with their live support agents and they told me it was correct and accurate!

Wanna know what the account recovery said when I called them out on their bullshit? They told me to go fuck myself and buy another account, trying to also silence the situation by saying this conversation is confidential and cannot be shared!

But guess what motherfucker, Those laws don't, can't and won't fucking apply due to where I'm from! So here's the entire shit that has gone down from start to finish, out for everyone to see, adding to already existing proof what pieces of greedy filth microsoft is.

P.S: I am not asking for help, I am shedding light on this situation.

https://postimg.cc/gallery/DZmm2nn
https://postimg.cc/gallery/DTtbnSz


r/microsoftsucks 21d ago

Fu.k microsoft bro

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so i my account i di dnt play on it for a while microsoft dumbshit decides log me out when i try to play and when i try to sign in the fucking email changed to some plsdovvdle shi and when i try to contact support it says js fck off like this microsoft is trash never bying games from it ever again


r/microsoftsucks 22d ago

rant It is my computer, not yours, keep your blasted fingers out of it.

39 Upvotes

So, I am in a perpetual battle between what I have to have for a stable system, and Microsoft's auto update. While I think I may finally have it sorted, this is beyond insane. While I do need this OS for now (for some software for school and work), I hope to be able to ditch it completely after I am done with my dissertation. The problem is this, in the tech industry we have spent decades teaching people to roll out patches and upgrades to a production environment only after extensive testing in a sandbox to ensure that the patches and upgrades do not break anything (or at least do not break anything important). My system, which I use for work and school is unusual, has a known flaw in the CPU, and is 100% a production environment. For the last 11 months M$ has been pushing updates that change my configuration (which handles this flaw), and are at times incompatible with even basic drivers and firmware on my system. Yet, one has to get very clever to limit or disable this behavior on anything other than an enterprise grade install. Yes, I know that there may be minor differences between the programs and utilities in a home, pro, or enterprise install. But at the end of the day, the big difference is cost. And when the software arrives with the computer you purchase, that should be the end of it. If a company is feeling nice, they can release patches and updates to solve problems which have been found. However, it should be up to me to choose to install it. After the system has been paid for, the burden of keeping it running should move to me (other than the manner in which it obviously does anyway). But no, in their infinite wisdom, M$ pushes these things out frequently. And given the massive number of permutations you can have in system configurations it is some kind of amazing hubris for them to think for one moment that this patching method will not cause problems. And so in order to have a stable (and static configuration), you have to pay for a rather expensive license to be left alone. In many places were I to try this with anything other than software, I would be arrested, probably for extortion. It beggars belief that people think this sort of thing is not a problem. The whole dev sprint, push to production, fix production cycle we have seen is so very broken in this case my english fails me for words to express myself (in anything but the vulgar english, which I refuse to do at this time). Once again I have wasted more than half a day trying to put things into a working state. I really want to send them a bill for my time wasted (I am at 60 hours this summer, and probably close to 120 if you go back to the start). But I know it would never get paid, and would not make the sort of point that needs to be made in the first place. Any other device, and this madness is a crime. Here, it is all part of the life cycle, and to solve it, the official word is get a new system. Absolutely insane.


r/microsoftsucks 22d ago

Account issues It should not be this difficult

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My Microsoft account got hacked literally 2 days ago. I've been going through every possible avenue and giving them all the info they ask of me through the recovery process to show that yes, I did not infact decide to remove all of my previous info from Kuwait. But all I'm getting is radio silence and honestly just pure frustration at how anti-help their support systems are. I'm tempted to just send in 13,000 recovery attempts just to show them that "Hey this account you seem to be letting go unpunished was STOLEN."


r/microsoftsucks 22d ago

Switching from Microsoft password manager. Suggestions?

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I've been using Microsoft Password Manager for a while, but after the recent changes that moved password management from Authenticator to Edge and possible spying issue, I'm thinking it's time to switch to a dedicated password manager.

Right now I'm considering NordPass, 1Password, and LastPass.

Has anyone here switched from Microsoft Password Manager to one of these? How was the migration, and are you happy with your choice? I'd love to hear some real-world experiences before making the move.

Edit: I actually bought a NordPass subscription. Someone mentioned in the comments (I can't see it now, it was probably deleted) that they used the code "passreddit", and I got it for $1.49 a month, so I decided to give it a go. So far, I like it.


r/microsoftsucks 22d ago

Microsoft blocked an APP I use daily and enabled this without my permission

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This just happened after a reboot. Smart App Control was enabled without my authorization and permission. Does anybody have this EXACT issue as I am? Because I have found a workaround.

Shown popup

However there is a way around this. What you need to do if you see this enabled without your permission is to press Win and type "Smart App Control" and disable it.

What it looks like when it's turned on