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Windows 95 can't even stay up for more that 49.7 days before crashing all by itself.

• userbinator 4y ago
  Neither can Windows 10 on default settings, for more than around a month, before force-rebooting all by itself and losing all your work.
  • prmoustache 4y ago
    Nobody loses his work on a reboot in 2023.
  • CoolCold 4y ago
    I'm on Win11 for 1.5 year or so (Win11 Insider Beta channel) and before was on Win10 Beta/Dev channels - so what I remember so far, I was warned multiple times, suggested to pick a time and only after user (me) not shown any cooperation, system was forcibly rebooted, which for consumer grade (I have Pro version) edition is fine, from my PoV. I don't want [my] system and systems around me be a part of botnets like Linux boxes of all sorts.
  • pixl97 4y ago
    For many applications Windows 10 saves state and comes back right where you started on a security update reboot.
    • ElectricalUnion 4y ago
      > For many applications Windows 10 saves state and comes back right where you started on a security update reboot. This needs application support, by this broad definition all operating systems "saves state and comes back right where you started on a security update reboot".