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TheoDalton
Dec 08, 2025Iron Contributor
Microsoft finally admits almost all major Windows 11 core features are broken
A major new Windows 11 update has introduced widespread stability issues affecting core system functionality. Many users, including myself, are now experiencing frequent and disruptive problems l...
mickli
May 14, 2026Copper Contributor
The real question is will they pull their heads out of their collective arse and start listening to user feedback, instead of constantly shoveling crappy half-baked features into already bug-laden software? You know, the behavior that made Windows 11 the stinking pile of poo it is today.
Maybe they could even stop taking away stable features users like and use, or quit making random UI changes that just make their stuff more difficult to use?
Call me a pessimist, but I doubt it.