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Interesting. I can't recall the last time I had a hardware issue on Windows. I, not too long ago, did end up having to reinstall Ubuntu when changing the scree
by secondcoming 4y ago
Interesting. I can't recall the last time I had a hardware issue on Windows.
I, not too long ago, did end up having to reinstall Ubuntu when changing the screen resolution went wrong for some reason.
- deafpolygon 4y ago> I can't recall the last time I had a hardware issue on Windows. Me either.
- pengaru 4y agoI haven't used windows in decades, but visited family over the summer where a new Lenovo desktop running win11 persistently lost its HP printer port association. I'd help remove and reinstall the drivers, the printer would work for a few days... then a windows update would occur, and the printer stops working. My intervention recurred at least five times throughout summer, it was probably simply ignored as broken most of summer to not overly aggravate me. The elderly owner of this new computer was ready to buy a new printer, entirely blaming the hardware. It was very clearly the operating system + driver at fault, but she's not the most computer literate person. It's 2023 and MS still can't make a USB printer stay configured properly across updates. And don't even get me started on the FOX News propaganda embedded in whatever gadget has replaced the start menu. What a raging dumpster full of tire fires MS Windows has become.
- NoraCodes 4y agoI don't doubt it. I'm sure my Windows issues have to do with some hardware choice I made, or some non-standard configuration I'm using. My only point is that you can have a stable experience with LotD or an unstable one with Windows.