"Let me add "not to mention 99.4% of windows". ...And neither were any of my Windows 7 systems affected. "And yes, it's easy to squint and claim the "OS shoul

"Let me add "not to mention 99.4% of windows". ...And neither were any of my Windows 7 systems affected. "And yes, it's easy to squint and claim the "OS should cope with this", but there's realistically limits on what an OS can do once you install a kernel-level driver on the machine." What are those limits, and why are they limits? Are there solutions? Yes there are. For instance, Microsoft doesn't takes snapshots of the working system state before loading a kernel patch, which on crash it would automatically reload without patch, nor does it employ various other techniques that would solve the problem. I've discussed these issues in other posts so I won't repeat them here.