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Because it's the only retort to the unfalsifiable 'it doesn't work for me'. Anybody who uses Windows 10 with any regularity will also run into things that just
by thrwyoilarticle 6y ago
Because it's the only retort to the unfalsifiable 'it doesn't work for me'.
Anybody who uses Windows 10 with any regularity will also run into things that just do not work: for me, recently, it's Windows deciding that I want my sound to output to my monitor (which doesn't have speakers). The only reason Windows issues are treated differently to Linux's is that it's treated as the default.
- snazz 6y agoYour monitor might have an audio out port. That's why my monitor is the default sound output when I have my Mac connected. It doesn't sound like a Windows bug unless your monitor is actually incapable of outputting sound at all. In that case, I'd wager your monitor is advertising sound when it has none. I'm not saying that Windows bugs don't exist (I've run into lots), but I'm guessing that this isn't a Windows bug.
- thrwyoilarticle 6y agoIt doesn't what my monitor does: I disable the output to it in Windows every time. And every time, Windows re-enables it.
- snazz 6y agoThat does sound like a Windows bug. In that case, disregard my previous message.