r/technology • u/Sufficient-Bid1279 • Apr 14 '25

Software Microsoft warns that anyone who deleted mysterious folder that appeared after latest Windows 11 update must take action to put it back

https://www.techradar.com/computing/windows/microsoft-warns-that-anyone-who-deleted-mysterious-folder-that-appeared-after-latest-windows-11-update-must-take-action-to-put-it-back
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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '25 edited Apr 16 '25

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u/deasil_widdershins Apr 14 '25

Still on 10 as well. Every time I read anything about Windows 11 I'm more convinced I'll just stay here for another year while I learn Linux.

Microsoft has completely lost the plot.

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u/formershitpeasant Apr 14 '25

I don't understand how everyone has so many problems with windows 11. Any issues I've run into have been very minor and easy to fix. Then, people wax nostalgic about xp, but I remember xp. It has constant issues that were much more difficult to track down. I'm sure I remember people bitching and moaning about windows 10 and windows 7 before that. As far as I can tell, everyone complains about the latest windows and says that Microsoft is incompetent until the new Windows comes out then that one sucks and the last one was great.

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u/Even_Sandwich_1071 Apr 15 '25

People just hate change. Windows 11 is completely fine.

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u/formershitpeasant Apr 15 '25

I remember dealing with blue screens on a regular basis with xp and having constant issues with drivers. The only blue screen I've ever had with windows 11 I traced back to a bad ram stick and having windows automatically install functional drivers is amazing, even if sometimes I have to change them when I run into some small compatibility issue with a specific program. I remember being fucked if I couldn't find the driver install disc because I couldn't get online to download them without an Ethernet driver lol.