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Why does Windows have a troubleshooting button when the problem is usually Windows?
It feels a bit ironic that Windows offers a troubleshooting button for problems that Windows itself usually causes in the first place. I want to know why the system provides these repair tools wh...
Windows has to run on an effectively infinite combination of motherboards, chipsets, drivers, peripherals, and third-party software. Microsoft controls the OS, but not the driver from a printer vendor, the anti-cheat kernel module from a game, or the firmware on a cheap USB hub.