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Since we all seem to be sharing that we don't have issues with our OSs, I've never had much issue with any NT based Windows systems. I've had bad hardware that
by altcognito 5y ago
Since we all seem to be sharing that we don't have issues with our OSs, I've never had much issue with any NT based Windows systems. I've had bad hardware that once replaced improved reliability, but generally speaking I can go months without reboots. (except for those corporate forced updates for security reasons, but those exist on every platform, so I don't consider that an issue)
- andai 5y agohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ReHafyiDTR0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ReHafyiDTR0 On the last few versions of Windows, it doesn't really feel like my computer anymore. I use my OS to lay out the structure of my thoughts, ie. I'll have text documents open, arranged in a certain way, project folders open, image editors with sketches in them... then Windows Update wakes my computer while I am sleeping and force-closes everything; I awake to a blank slate. It's as though someone has snuck into my house in in the middle of the night and swept everything off my desk and into the trash.
- genewitch 5y agoBlock the windows update domain names or get an application firewall (fortinet makes some cheap ones) and disallow windows update. It does suck that you gotta do this, but at least there is a way.
- muro 5y agoI'm glad new editors auto save everything and can restart without issues. Just a shame the os doesn't do it for all apps.