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The topic is about the desktop PC. Yes all this is somehow true, yet they offer an opt-out in Settings that doesn't change with updates behind your back. I'm
by tdkl 11y ago
The topic is about the desktop PC.
Yes all this is somehow true, yet they offer an opt-out in Settings that doesn't change with updates behind your back. I'm sure you'll understand by now what I'm pointing at with recent MS practices.
- Maarten88 11y agoThe topic is Windows. Windows is not only a desktop OS anymore. The exact same code (since a few weeks even the same build numbers) is running Windows Phone and Windows tablets too. This is what is causing the issues that the OP is about: new hardware (both x86 and ARM) comes with new features in power management and virtualization (i.e. connected standby) which Windows needs to abstract and they find it too hard/risky to backport the OS and driver changes to every device now running Windows 7.