Personally, not only I have ever seen only very few useful answers[1], I have seen many deceiving or simply false ones. I believe that most if not all people a

Personally, not only I have ever seen only very few useful answers[1], I have seen many deceiving or simply false ones. I believe that most if not all people answering are (established or wannabe) MVP's: https://mvp.microsoft.com/en-US/pages/what-it-takes-to-be-an-mvp https://mvp.microsoft.com/en-US/pages/what-it-takes-to-be-an... that try to gain "points" or "medals" (to become MVP or to remain one or become a highly valued one or whatever other metric) by being active on the platform. Whether the answer is accurate and resolves the issue/question asked or it doesn't, it seems like totally irrelevant, most answers are canned/pre-fabricated and usually revolve around formatting/reinstalling OS/updating (no matter what the actual question is about). [1] and these - usually - are pointers to tutorials/threads on other non-official Microsoft sites/forums