> Microsoft is getting the heat that Windows 10 is unstable Sorry for going off-topic on rant here, but yesterday I had a 3 months old win10 workstation refuse

> Microsoft is getting the heat that Windows 10 is unstable Sorry for going off-topic on rant here, but yesterday I had a 3 months old win10 workstation refuse to start the built-in calculator app. It worked fine the evening before, and no updates were installed in between... This is apparantly a common problem for many users. I found lots of possible solutions, but of course, none of them worked for me. I took ownership of install dirs, redeployed the appx, every hack I could find... Eventually I gave up and copied calc.exe from a win7 computer -- of course it doesn't run on win10, that would be too easy. So I installed a third-party calculator and apologized to the user on behalf of Microsoft... > Very urgently, I imagine, Microsoft is trying to change the perception of Windows 10 Nothing will change my perception of win10.