That makes sense at least. But at the same time: doesn't really mean anything if it does not result in increased quality or performance for us users. It probabl

That makes sense at least. But at the same time: doesn't really mean anything if it does not result in increased quality or performance for us users. It probably only saves Microsoft money and time and that doesn't really mean anything for anyone but Microsoft. I would welcome it if the freed resources were actually used to make Windows better for the user, but I doubt that will be the case.