Agree, many non-technical people I know have a horrible Windows performance after a short use and cry for help (or try to buy a more powerful PC). This is not e

Agree, many non-technical people I know have a horrible Windows performance after a short use and cry for help (or try to buy a more powerful PC). This is not entirely Microsoft's fault, but the system enables all of the invasive behavior of programs installed, including browser notifications and addons, which causes all the problems. Many also install anti-virus software, which makes things even worse. Funnily, when I myself tried to install Windows recently I immediately bumped into issues. 1. You can't install it without internet connection (by default). I don't have RJ45 port on a laptop and at the same time Windows couldn't get Wi-Fi card to work and connect to a Wi-Fi network in the install phase. Dead end for a casual user. 2. I wanted to use external GPU, but Windows could not make it work automatically even with correct graphics drivers installed. Had to search the internet and find a fixing .bat script that solved the problem.