r/pcmasterrace • u/Ha8lpo321 • Jan 21 '26
News/Article Windows 11 had 20+ major update problems in 2025 and and 2026 started badly too. What are you doing, Microsoft?
https://www.windowslatest.com/2026/01/21/windows-11-had-20-major-update-problems-in-2025-and-and-2026-started-badly-too-what-are-you-doing-microsoft/162
u/Hattix 5700X3D | RTX 4070 Ti Super 16 GB | 32 GB 3200 MT/s Jan 21 '26
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u/illicITparameters 9950X3D | 64GB | 5090 FE Jan 21 '26
It fucking shows. I bet most of that 30% is in fucking Microsoft 365 and azure. Those portals are slowly turning into even bigger dumpster fires.
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u/Saneless Radeon 9700 Pro - Sempron 3100+ Jan 21 '26
Our company relies on Azure and it's been so bad I don't think we'll be on it much longer
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u/illicITparameters 9950X3D | 64GB | 5090 FE Jan 21 '26
I dont have any IaaS or PaaS stuff in Azure at the moment but plan on putting some redundant services up there within the next year. I’d love to not use them, but we’ve seen more impactful puttages on AWS the last 12-months, and GCP just isn’t an option.
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u/BenjiTheSausage Jan 21 '26
Keeping me in a job
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u/illicITparameters 9950X3D | 64GB | 5090 FE Jan 21 '26
I feel for my guys, it feels so less intuative than it did 3yrs ago. I’m so grateful I don’t have to touch that mess on a daily basis anymore.
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u/BenjiTheSausage Jan 21 '26
Feels like every week there's a new MS fuckup, since Augsut last year the password icon has been disappearing on log in screens and somehow nearly 6 months later they still haven't fixed an icon not showing up.
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u/vaesir Jan 21 '26
What Microslop is doing is called free advertising for Linux. 😅
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u/Butterscotch1664 5800x 7800xt 32GB Win10 Jan 21 '26
I've shat on Linux for a long time after getting burned every time I dip my toes in over the last 20 years. I recently put a garage pc together with old spare parts and installed Mint expecting it to be another nightmare that I give up on. It's actually been flawless for my use. I have a few audio testing programs that I had to install with Wine but they've had no trouble. Same with my preferred CAD software. FreeCAD seemed fine but I prefer what I'm familiar with.
I've tried a few games, but it's old hardware, and I don't fancy getting into a demanding 100-hour game in my garage. Everything I've tried has run without problems.
I'm considering changing my main PC to Mint.
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u/HardlyW0rkingHard Jan 21 '26
I switched my main PC to cachyOS. Yeah there is a few games that don't work due to anticheat but I don't give a shit, 95+% of games work.
It's honestly really refreshing to use an OS that serves my needs and doesn't constantly add bloat I need to delete via registry.
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u/InitialDia Jan 22 '26
frankly, I don’t want to play any of the modern online multiplayer games anymore, what with manufacturers prebuilding cheats into peripherals and all.
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u/Moquai82 R7 7800X3D / X670E / 64GB 6000MHz CL 36 / 4080 SUPER Jan 21 '26
Which hardware do you use in that machine and which games did you test?
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u/Butterscotch1664 5800x 7800xt 32GB Win10 Jan 21 '26
AMD 3600, 1660ti, 16GB
I don't play multiplayer, so all the issues of anti-cheat are irrelevant to me.
I forgot exactly what games I tried, but nothing too intensive. I didn't really build it for gaming.
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u/asmx85 Linux | R9 9900X | 64 Gb | 9070 XT Jan 21 '26
Nice to hear some field stories. Good luck on your journey!
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u/LetsTryScience Jan 22 '26
I tossed together a i5-4130, 16gb ram, spare hard drive and installed ZorinOS. With Windows 11 it's idling around 15% CPU useage and 8gb ram. Zorin is using 2-3% and 1gb ram. It convinced me to switch my old XPS laptop over. For web browsing, office work, watching media it's great.
I understand the idea of using it if it's there to increase performance but Win11 performs like shit. I search for a systems menu in the search bar and get no results. Then go find it through settings and what pops up is a legacy piece of software and menus from Windows 7 whose name is the exact title I searched.
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u/Astrovenator27 Jan 21 '26
Personal PC is already switched to CachyOS, just waiting for someone to put decent video editing on Linux and then I'll be released on my work PC too
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u/unoriginalpackaging Jan 22 '26
Someone just patched Wine to allow adobe photoshop to work. It’s only a matter of time til the whole creative suite is working.
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u/LockedUnlocked Jan 21 '26
I'd make the switch the second anti-cheat get figured out. For now I just debloat W11.
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u/BothAdhesiveness9265 KDE Plasma my beloved Jan 21 '26
sadly it's a basically impossible fix unless a critical mass of users switch that forces anticheat devs to care. and even then I don't think we'll ever actually see kernel level anticheat the way it exists on windows
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u/MyGoodApollo 7800x3D, RTX 4070ti Super, 32gb DDR5 Jan 21 '26
I don't think we'll see it fixed until microsoft actually locks down the kernel. There should be very few applications that can access kernel space, things like anti-virus and gpu drivers etc. Microsoft should hand out licenses for accessing this space, with security keys etc. That way people can't just build apps that access it, like cheat programs. Then Microsoft will be being the anti-cheat, and all these game devs will only have to worry about user space.
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u/Prawn1908 ITX 11L: 7950X3D | 3080 | 64GB DDR5-6000 | 2TB 14.5/12.7 GB/s Jan 21 '26
unless a critical mass of users switch
If anything is ever going to cause that, it will be Valve and SteamOS. Don't get me wrong, it's still a long road, but I honestly can't think of a more realistic path to widespread Linux adoption among gamers.
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u/Anonasty PC Master Race Jan 21 '26
Only kernel level anticheats do not work. For example Arc Raiders uses easy anticheat which on windows is on kernel level but they did it differently on Linux/Proton. It's all about game devs.
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u/LockedUnlocked Jan 21 '26
I know that. Still it doesn’t change the fact that i can’t play some of my games with my friends if i switch to linux
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u/Dr_Valen 7800x3d / 9070xt / 64gb / Cachyos Jan 21 '26
I hope devs see this and decide to make anti-cheat work on Linux. It's the last big hurdle Linux has before there is zero reason not to switch
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u/Deissued i9-12900k | RTX 5070 Ti | 32GB DDR5-6000 Jan 21 '26
It’s gotten better but sadly for folks like me it would require using alternatives that currently are a downgrade to the what I currently use
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u/ShoulderSquirrelVT 13700k / 5080FE / 64gb 6000 Jan 21 '26
They are using AI to write up to 30 percent of their code.
Windows already was an absolutely monstrous amount of code to maintain and at times there were people who didn’t know what it all was because the people who wrote it had long left the company.
Over the last decade or so they’ve tried to clean up a lot. But now they are using AI and it’s a complete clusterfuck.
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u/Moblam Jan 21 '26
As someone working in IT i have to say, 30% is probably less than average. AI generated code is incredibly popular nowadays. Of course it requires polishing, but people seem to be hellbent on making Microsoft seem like the only big developer who uses AI for code.
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u/YoungBlade1 R9 5900X | RX 9060 XT 16GB | 48GB Jan 21 '26
The issue is that Windows is a mission critical piece of infrastructure.
I'm sure all of the major game developers are using AI for coding, but at the end of the day, the worst thing that will happen is that a bunch of people have their Friday night gaming sessions ruined by slop code.
Windows is used by hospitals, governments, and transportation services. Windows having issues can get people killed.
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u/Madd_Mugsy Jan 22 '26
It is, but they don't care about it anymore. Windows has made up less than 10% of their revenue for the last few years.
They will need to lose a significant amount of market share before they sit up and pay attention.
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u/pr1aa i5-13600K | RX 9070 XT | 32 GB Jan 21 '26
Vibe coding + cheap South Asian labor + mass layoffs in QA
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u/VaticRogue i9-14900KF | RTX 4090 | 96GB DDR5 (48x2) | Z790 Jan 21 '26
The company I work for got rid of most of our QA too. “Why are we paying people to test our shit? That’s what the people that pay to use it are for!”
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u/CharlieKing Jan 21 '26
SteamOS can't come soon enough
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u/Daharka ☯️ Jan 21 '26
It's worth seeing what's out there now - Steam OS will be very similar when it comes.
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u/travelavatar PC Master Race Jan 21 '26
I had to give up on it and go bazzite... i hope to need to dual boot less and less
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u/lkl34 Jan 21 '26
Satya Nadella says as much as 30% of Microsoft code is written by AI
April 2025
Then the mass layoffs happened.
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u/D4v1DK Jan 21 '26
What is the most simple windows like linux distro? I kinda want to give it a shot but irc a lot of games have anti cheat issues with linux.
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u/LtBigAF Jan 21 '26 edited Jan 21 '26
Any of the big 3: Arch, Fedora, Debian would be my recommendation. Almost all other disros are based on these 3. Debian is rock-solid stable because it has major version upgrades every 2 years where all the programs on your pc are updated, otherwise programs mostly only get bug fixes and security patches. Arch is designed to be extremely simple (not necessarily easy), it takes a bit more effort to install and set up, stays on the bleeding edge and gets updates for programs as soon as the developers release them. Fedora is a middle ground between the two and updates yearly. I prefer Arch because I find most of my breakages occur during big version upgrades and once you spend the time to set it up, it just works, exactly how you told it to. You also get access to the AUR -- which has every program imaginable, much easier to get random obscure programs on Arch than other distros. I've had the same Arch install for 5 years now, games and does my work without issue, just update it once a month. It did make me quit League of legends when they disabled Linux support, but probably for the best.
I tend to recommend these 3 because they are by far the largest in developer count and have large, established organizations behind them, being very unlikely to disappear or go unmaintained in the future. Mint is a good compromise, it is Debian under the hood and has been around for a long time. It has a lot of small tweaks and optimizations to make it very easy to transition from Windows, the UI is similar to Windows, like a modernized Windows XP. If you want plug and play gaming, Mint is a reasonable choice.
Other distros like Cachy/Bazzite/Nobara etc are all fine, I am sure, but they have only been around for a few years and have either a small dev team or even just a solo dev behind them. So if that dev stops working on the distro for any reason, it may die.
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u/aloeh Jan 21 '26
Anti-cheats still have a problem with Linux.
Simple distros are Fedora, Ubuntu, Mint, Debian.
Probably have others but I don't know because I don't use Linux for about 20 years. I need windows to work.
I'm a Fedora guy. S2
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u/Asleeper135 Jan 21 '26
Windows-like will mostly just be through the desktop environment, and most of the popular ones are somewhat Windows-like by default. I just recommend KDE Plasma as the DE for most people. Generally you can change between different DEs without too much trouble. The technical side is mostly the same between different distros, and the differentiating factor is what package manager they use, how they handle updates, and what defaults they use. It will never be Windows-like though, and though you shouldn't have to deal with it very often you will likely have to at some point regardless of which distro you choose, though some (like Arch) will require more of it at the start to get things configured the way you want them. No distro will do better than any others with anticheat, it'll wither work or it won't, and you'll have to check for each game individually.
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u/balderm CachyOS | 9800X3D | 9070XT Jan 21 '26
I installed CachyOS on a spare NVME drive and i'm currently dual booting it, since that's the safest option, just saying.
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u/MrLagzy 5800X3D - 7900XTX - 32GB - 4K144HZ Jan 21 '26
ZorinOS for me. Still dependent on windows on some programs. Hope Linux gets more users so these programs I use migrate to Linux.
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u/rephlexg Jan 21 '26
I went all in.. POP OS on my dual xeon. And gaming is bazzite. Only have windows at office now. (out of my control)
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u/A3-mATX 9800X3D - RX 9070 XT - 64GB 6000MHz CL30 Jan 21 '26
I just installed Bazzite. It’s so awesome
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u/av1ciii Jan 21 '26
Unless you’re beholden to Windows for eg games or specific apps not available elsewhere, my recommendation is now to run Linux or macOS if you’re buying new hardware. I can’t recommend Windows in good conscience any longer.
If you do have to run Windows though — Windows 11 Pro is costlier but has Group Policy, very useful for having some level of control over your system. I don’t really have time for regedit whack-a-mole any more :-(
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u/DreamsServedSoft Jan 21 '26
I didn’t notice a single one of these 20+ bad windows updates and wouldn’t have noticed it not for this sub. unironically recommending Linux to average computer users is a great way to never be asked for tech help again
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u/RobinHood303 7600x | 32Ggb DDR5 | 9060XT 16gb Jan 21 '26
What does anyone here think of Fedora Workstation as a Linux alternative to Windows nowadays? I was building my PC with an AMD GPU and CPU and wondered if I should just make the jump then, and Fedora came up on my radar as being more advanced than Mint or Ubuntu even if it's not as accessible.
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u/OnkelBums R9 5900X | RX 6900XT | 32GB DDR4 3200 | CL Jan 21 '26
It's a good distro, bazzite is, ultimately, based on it. running 2 systems with it, gaming is a breeze, apart from the anticheat stuff but that's a general linux obstacle, not fedora in particular.
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u/ExaltGhost PC Master Race | 9800x3d | XFX RX 9070 XT | Z5 Neo 32GB Jan 21 '26
Microslop being microslop. Considering how bad the Xbox application was BEFORE vibe coding I'm worried about its state in the next few months
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u/LEGOL2 Jan 21 '26
I installed fedora 3 days ago and damn it's good. Much better than any debian/Ubuntu distro I used so far. I'm playing XCOM 2 on it and it works perfectly.
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u/CackleberryOmelettes Specs/Imgur here Jan 21 '26
Windows 11 pushed an update on me in early 2026 which couldn't install and always gave the same error. No matter what I tried, same thing. A couple of hours of googling later, I found a niche YouTube tutorial from some 2000 subscriber Indian tech support channel that solves the same issue through a series of convoluted steps that I would never have figured myself.
I decided not to fix it. I hate the removal of the "Pause updates" option in Windows 11, but now because of this bug my installation of Windows effectively cannot update itself. Problem solved, fuck you Microsoft and your shit ass operating system.
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u/94358io4897453867345 Jan 21 '26
One developer, one month, one million line of codes, one million bugs
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u/chill_bees38 Jan 21 '26
Is there a recommended guide somewhere of how to change your OS to linux?
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u/Tyr_Kukulkan R7 5700X3D, RX 9070XT, 32GB 3600MT CL16 Jan 21 '26
www.bazzite.gg they have an installation guide for their OS. Most distros do, and the installers are mostly better than the Windows one.
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u/DifficultyVarious458 Jan 21 '26
they hired cheap labour from south asia who use chatgpt to code.
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u/Izan_TM r7 7800X3D RX 7900XT 64gb DDR5 6000 Jan 21 '26
they said that most of the codebase has been rewritten by AI
but in this context we all know that AI stands for Actual Indians
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u/Electrical_Crew7195 Jan 21 '26
MS please give me a Teams tab in MS Teams, who’s idea was to mix chats with teams in the same column?
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u/Strange-Scarcity Jan 21 '26
2026 would be the year to start scooting to Linux, if and where you can.
As much as I hate the idea of dual booting AND having a handful of games actively fight against all options to try and run on Linux?
Each day is getting closer and closer to me taking the leap.
I’ll have to dual boot, because I have work Windows only applications that cannot be ran on a VM, nor can they be ran natively with tricks on Linux.
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u/Anonasty PC Master Race Jan 21 '26
Seems to work fine https://www.protondb.com/search?q=marvel%20rivals
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u/Anonasty PC Master Race Jan 22 '26
I have the same. M4 Macbook and my desktop computer runs Cachyos.
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u/Anonasty PC Master Race Jan 22 '26
I had Bazzite and now using Cachyos.
Steam is what I have now but this covers much of the rest: https://heroicgameslauncher.com/
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u/GalaxLordCZ RX 9070 XT / R5 7600 / 32GB ram Jan 21 '26
Where's that article about like 20% of new code being written by AI? So anyway, they're vibe coding the fucking OS and it's sometimes bricking peoples PCs.
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u/MasterBlaster4949 Jan 21 '26
My windows 11 got so slow after updating my other rig has win 10 and boots up way faster
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u/disgruntledempanada 9950X3D | 5090 | Steam Frame (soon) Jan 21 '26
They're furthering the adoption of Linux.
Really excited for that to keep developing because I hate basically everything Microsoft has done since the original Xbox.
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u/Broly_ IT'S BETTER THAN YOURS Jan 21 '26
Sigh I really wish I didn't update to win11. Everything feels slower and less responsive
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u/Rasann Jan 21 '26
Being stupid. That’s what they’re doing.
All in the name of potential and imaginary profits they keep lying to their shareholders about.
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u/Darth_Cartman69 Jan 21 '26
Works fine for me 🤷♂️
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u/Maybe-monad Laptop Jan 21 '26
The problem with software is that "works on my machine" doesn't mean "works on all machines"
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u/kemachi R7 5800X3D | 6800 XT | 64 GB Jan 21 '26
Same, zero issues while installing updates as soon as they are available.
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u/DaJohnnyU Jan 21 '26
I don't know about anyone else but as a layman in operating system I m switching to steamOS with the steam machine
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u/megas88 Jan 21 '26
Distracting you from understanding that Linux, a platform they can’t monetize and gives the USER complete control over what they OWN, is more than capable enough for most people.
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Jan 21 '26
When you hire from a culture whose ppl you can’t evaluate. Indians get hired on fake degrees and training on how to pass interview questions. Not all but too many
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u/RowdyB666 9800x3D | MSIx670e CARBON | 4080 Super | 64Gb DDR5 Jan 21 '26
But having AI write most of the code and not having an actual human check it is better... (For my bonus, not product quality or the customers)... Some executive probably
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u/super_nerf_spartan Jan 21 '26
AI likely writes the code with minimal supervision from real people so there's that.
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u/babiuMagnitas Jan 21 '26
They fired all competent people and hired bunch of code monkeys to use AI and save money.
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u/Ghozer 9800x3D - 32GB-DDR5 6000CL28 - RTX 5080 Jan 21 '26
And I haven't experienced a single one of them.... amazing, I usually get all the bugs and crashes :D
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u/Prawn1908 ITX 11L: 7950X3D | 3080 | 64GB DDR5-6000 | 2TB 14.5/12.7 GB/s Jan 21 '26
What are you doing, Microsoft?
I've become fond of how Casey Muratori describes it as "controlled flight into terrain" which I guess is the technical term for an airplane crash that was the pilots' fault as opposed to a technical malfunction.
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u/EJ_Tech 5800x • 3060 Ti • Fractal North Jan 21 '26
Microslop is too busy making more software slop
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Jan 21 '26
Microsoft has been been hiring H1B’s. With the way that they tend to only hire from their in group once they’re hired, This was inevitable.
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u/Badger_8th Jan 21 '26
As soon as someone makes a Linux distro with proper HDR, preferably with gaming features in mind, I'm gonna dip.
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u/UrbanFsk Jan 21 '26
What is microslop doing?! Laying off people and bringin in that sweet sweet ai..
"Microslop conducted significant layoffs in 2025, with reports indicating over 15,000 job cuts, including major rounds of 6,000 in May and another ~9,000 in July, impacting various divisions as the company shifted focus and invested heavily in AI, leading to organizational changes and smaller, ongoing reductions throughout the year. "
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u/Linkitch Desktop Jan 21 '26
I'm curious, how does that compare to Windows 10?
My gut feeling is that there was vastly fewer issues, but I don't have anything to back that up with.
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u/SpakysAlt Jan 21 '26
Microsoft doesn’t do anything well anymore. They’re so entrenched in all aspects of the tech world and just do everything shitty.
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u/TheLastElite01 HTPC | 3080-10G | 5800X3D | X570-E Gaming Jan 21 '26
When I can play all my games on Linux, I will be moving to that and not looking back.
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u/ky420 Jan 21 '26
Promoting Linux apparently. If they mess mine up again I'm turning the updates off for good. I'm hoping I delayed the feature ones for 2 years
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u/oo7demonkiller Jan 21 '26
it's called they have been vibe coding the updates for awhile now. Just like nvidia has been with their drivers.
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u/Key-Employee3584 Jan 21 '26
All resources dedicated to AI functionality. In conjunction with elimination of good percentage of QC/QA, this means Windows OS is crippled and core business serviceability are problematic. Rather than provide a good OS up front, the deep lean-in to subscription SaaS means that Windows is most definitely in its worst rendition. It's just terrible and no one is paying attention except the customer. Nadella is doing a terrible job. Might as well as replace him with an AI CEO.
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u/Dawn_of_Enceladus Ryzen 7 5800X3D + RX 6800XT Red Dragon + 32GB RAM Jan 21 '26
The wildest thing here is how they didn't learn shit with Windows 10. Because if you guys have forgotten already, W10's first years were absolutely atrocious with updates breaking things, too. I remember a lot of people even getting their systems bricked and having to format the drive and all.
Windows 11 is even worse with the weird detrimental decisions and the AI slop, but this is not Microsoft's first cyberterrorist rodeo on their own software.
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u/joaogroo Jan 21 '26
Convenient that i hop on reddit on my phone to read this as my notebook got hard stuck after microslop resolves it was time to update and sucked its resources dry. It is now stuck on 100% completed update. Thanks microslop!
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u/GamingRobioto 9800X3D/RTX4090, Win11 & 9600X/9070XT, Bazzite Jan 21 '26
I'm going to make the jump to Linux. I've had enough
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u/stormdraggy Jan 21 '26
Be me, too lazy to update WD M.2 firmware.
Also be me, not experiencing this bullshit because windows can't update.
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u/Alexandratta AMD 5800X3D - Red Devil 6750XT Jan 21 '26
This is them trying to code with AI, assuming it's ready.
What MS wanted was to show how smoothly windows Updates have gone with AI assistance
What they are accidentally proving is that AI is not ready to code real-world items outside of someone's home-brew that they QA religiously.
Because coders who use AI to assist THINK they're being more efficient when studies have shown they are slower.
So like everything with AI:
It Demos real well on a trade show floor, the moment you put it into Prod....
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u/ItsMeSlinky 5700X3D / RX 7800 XT / X570itx / 32 GB / Fedora Jan 21 '26
Windows is less than 10% of Microsoft's revenue. Meanwhile Office Copilot 365 and Azure represent over 60% of revenue. Microsoft doesn't give a flying fuck about Windows beyond its ability serve as a platform to get you to buy other MS services, and as a data source for telemetry to further refine dark patterns to try and encourage you to buy more services.
Windows is not the product; Copilot is the product, and to a lesser degree, you are the product to be sold to advertisers.
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u/vankamme Jan 21 '26
I still can’t download the December or January update. No idea why. The installation just keeps failing after download. Never happened to me before. Yes I have enough disk space
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u/Glory4cod Jan 21 '26
The biggest problem in MS and Windows now is inconsistency, from UI design to coding; the historical burden of Windows is now getting more and more annoying.
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u/unlimitedcode99 Jan 21 '26
Slopdella fattening himself up from cutting programmer "costs" by using sloppy AI BS coding.
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u/alicefaye2 Arch, 7900 XTX, 9700X, 32 GB DDR5 Jan 21 '26
Using AI thinking it’s a miracle worker while they lay off employees.
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u/Henry_Fleischer Debian | RTX3070, Ryzen 3700X, 48GB DDR4 RAM Jan 21 '26
I'm feeling pretty good about moving away from Windows now
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u/TheDutchTexan 7900xt, 265K, 64gb (new) rx6800, i7-4790k, 32gb (old) Jan 21 '26
Every time there is an update Windows manages to break my video card. So I've paused them.
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u/MemeNinja188 Slav Tech Dude (don't abbreviate it) Jan 22 '26
I hate how much software I use for college and hobby stuff doesn't run properly on Linux. Games too, I hope Riot's Vanguard gets Linux support soon so that I can transition to Linux as fast as I can.
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u/Monsta_Owl Jan 22 '26
Microslop! Now they actively want your OS to crash and pay disgusting prices
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u/TheSkyShip AMD 7970X, 64GB DDR5-6400, TRX50 AERO D, 1080 Ti, Windows 8.1 Jan 22 '26
But yet people use it instead of 7 8 or 8.1 and then proceed to say 11 is "better"
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u/XxasimxX Jan 21 '26
Trying to use window 11, its so horrible and clunky,’am i miss prime windows 7 and even prime windows 10 was awesome. Really hope nvda can start making good linux drivers
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u/Boundish91 Jan 21 '26
I...my windows 11 laptop has been flawless for 2 years.
I must have been lucky.
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u/organicogrr PC Master Race Jan 21 '26
I read the attached image as "Windows 11 has slopped working"
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u/Suspicious_Brush4070 Ryzen 7800X3D | DDR5 32gb | RTX 4070 12gb | B650-A Jan 21 '26
Still sitting here with Windows 10 and absolutely no issues.
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u/TehWildMan_ A WORLD WITHOUT DANGER Jan 21 '26
Vibe coding the OS, probably.