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Microsoft Gone MAD? Pulls ALL Engineers Off New Features to FIX Windows 11 DISASTER!
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- Published on Mar 15, 2026
- Microsoft just made an unprecedented move that hasn't happened in over a decade-pulling every engineer off new features to fix Windows 11's mounting quality crisis. After years of buggy updates, performance issues, and broken promises, the company is finally addressing what users have been screaming about. This isn't about one bug-it's about systemic problems that have eroded trust and productivity for millions. Discover what went wrong, why Microsoft's development process failed, and most importantly, what you can do right now to protect your system from disruptive updates while critical work is on the line.
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They can fix everything and i still won't go back. Recall and copilot are NOT what I want. I just want an Os that works and leaves ME to add or subtract what I want on MY pc.
Windows 7 with Windows Firewall and DX12 is all people want...
No body wants that junk, it will go the way of Windows 8, We want computer that do what we want, Not, computers that do what someone else wants. We don't like all the advertisements that slow our use and pop up everywhere. We bought it and we don't want it for a sales gemic. You can't control us Microsoft.
Consider Linux. It requires a mind shift but if you want ultimate control Linux is the way to go. I run Zorin Pro and I'm really happy. It is my daily driver and does everything that Windows 11 did.
@JasonKing-m6m Linux with Win7 in a VM is the furthest I'd go to..
The biggest bug of Microslop is the CEO😅😂
Its not a bug, its a feature
@geckoo9190 Sorry, that "feature" is garbage.
@geckoo9190 🤣🤣
Baldy Slopella needs to go...
The whole thig is basically spyware now, it's a blessing that it doesn't work.
fire the damm ceo now
Slopya slopdela
Just don't delete the rollback update option. It doesn't take up that much space.
I want to roll back the update to Satya. Can we reinstall Bill Gates?
It ia nt a CEO issue but Microsoft culture issue. Problems started 25 years ago from the age of Vista.
They somehow f'd up file sharing on local networks too, it's a hassle doing the simplest and stupidest shit on your own private network
Agreed.
What do you mean? It's as easy as 1-2-3... 4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12:
Right click, properties, sharing, share the folder. Permissions tab, add principal, everyone, grant all permissions. Open group policy tool, grant passwordless logins, allow guest account. Find where the UI has moved for enabling network discovery. Open Stack Overflow, search how to share a folder...
Note: do not use the "new sharing experience" as it is purely decorative.
Too late, 100 percent on Linux now.
Dream on.
Me too. My Zorin Pro PC does EVERYTHING that my Windows 11 install did. Not looking back.
@Johan_Jacobs It's reality for many, Linux Just Works.
Whoever wrote the script for this video must have been born after 1995. Microsoft has been ignoring its customers since before the release of Windows 95. They gave copies of the the operating system to beta testers nearly a year before releasing it, asking for feedback on features and bugs. Over 500 problems were reported, but when the product was shipped, NOT ONE of the problems had been fixed. The problems were the inspiration for the book "Windows Annoyances" by David A. Karp, who was one of the testers.
MS was up to F*ckery back in the DOS days. They put in code that made Lotus 123 (the dominant spreadsheet) fail. They have never changed. They think they are too big to fail. They may be wrong.
OH shit I didn't realize Microsoft recently got called into congress to speak on them causing e-waste debacle. Well maybe Windows 11 may get manageable, as long as they release a version of windows 11 that has, NO AI, No telemetry, easy access to activate a Local Account, and restore backwards compatibility with 32bit and 64bit software from the Windows XP and Vista era, restore Notepad properly, remove ads, remove Recall completely, have bitlocker turned off by default, fix bluetooth so a separate app isn't needed, and maybe do what LInux does, add drivers on the kernel level rather than via a software patch. (This would require more rigorous testing before releasing an update), reduce the amount of cosmetic updates, make updates run so it doesn't affect your workflow, and return the start menu to the left corner of the taskbar and not have that dumb floating menu. If Microsoft wants to reshape windows, return some legacy functions we all know and then add new features under the hood. The windows kernel needs a major rewrite on how it does things.
You left out them continuing to support desktop Outlook rather than pushing everybody to their less functional, more intrusive, always connected web based version. They won't of course.
The whole point of Windows is to be constantly harvesting information that they can monetize. That's what the CEO needs to keep the shareholders happy. He assuming the user community is a captive audience that can be ignored or even abused. You don't own your machine, you will buy new equipment (not just PCs, they play the same "security" game with printers) when they want you to, you don't own your software, you don't have any right to expect your emails, spreadsheets, documents, etc. to be confidential. They already sell data on you to over 800 other firms that see you as targets.
@mikemilner8080 Yes, we should have seen this coming when they offered "Free" OS updates.
32-bit support isn't getting better. WinXP compatibility mode is the best it's going to get. To make you even happier- 32 bit support will have to end. One of the good things about win 11 is that the codebase is fully 64 bit, but they will have to drop 32 bit support at some point if they are going to get ahead. At some point you'll have to buy a legacy PC, quarantine it from the net, and run your legacy software on it.
@Thoths_PenNot much choice. All new software is now monthly subscription. So people digging up their old 32bit softwsre on CD. If it works great. If not then people either buy new subscriptions or do without.
went back to windows 10 due to the mass bug issues.
2026-02 Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 22H2 for x64-based Systems (KB5075912
Hi from south africa.. Thus morning got at work switch on the laptop n boom windows 11 update..I waited a whole hour n now it's feel even slower 🙄🙄😳😳
What we need to do: move to Linux.
Linux is everything Windows should be. Despite making it as lean as possible, Windows 11 often took 45 seconds to open an app. Frequently it would crash.
In the same time Linux can boot up, open the program and shut down. No AI, my data is mine. It took 15 minutes to install Linux.
It took up to 30 seconds for an autostart program to start, after desktop was loaded. Turned out Windows 11 delayed the execution of autostart programs on my laptop and some registry entry fixed it (asked Grok). Now zero delay.
There is nothing to fix in windows. It is not a good product with bugs, it is a bad product with inherent security concerns by design. That is like saying you are going to "fix" a cupcake recipe by removing the sugar. AI, pushed ads, and imbedded surveillance is what is killing Windows, and Microsoft is committed to shoving these undesired features down our throats.
AI is making the tech sector incredibly stupid. Luckily, Windows is not the only (or the best) game in town.
FM is not a type of radio anymore.
They will try to hide the a.i. and spyware even more cleverly. They will never change their ways.
They did that with Azure. Didn’t work.
Copilot writing 30 % of their code is so dystopian. Their 365 is a house of horrors now. I have anxiety disorder now.
Everyday when I sit down to work I wonder if this is the day my PC is going to crash and burn - this is a terrible feeling. I upgraded to Window 11 back in October but I didn't want to. My taskbar and Start button freezes a few times a week. I just want my PC to work like it did when I had 10 installed.
I don't know what you do with your PC. 😅 Never had this issues (regularly)
@DerEchteAndrejI don't do anything out of the ordinary. All my apps run fine thankfully but like I said my taskbar and start button freeze sometimes and are unresponsive. Sometimes its only once or twice a week. But last week it froze three or four times in one day even though I kept restarting to try and fix it. It's glitchy. Glad you aren't having this issue. My wife has Windows11 on her laptop and hasn't had this issue either. I guess I have bad luck.
@toad1971That's really strange and seems to be extremely specific, so funding a fix is going to be hard. Good luck!
Reinstall Windows 10 then!
@Foebane72I have some older apps installed like Photoshop CS6. I had them installed on my Windows 10 machine and did an upgrade to 11 due to the "end of life" pressure. If I do a clean install of Wimdows 10 then I have to reinstall apps and my Photoshop won't reinstall because the online authentication side on Adobe won't work anymore. So I'm stuck on 11. Otherwise I have to subscribe to Adobe for the new PS and pay a monthly sub fee and I'm not doing that. How about MS just get off their ass and fix the bugs in Windows 11? I put my trust in MS and upgraded to 11 because they stopped support on Win 10 - meaning I was coerced to do it. They should fix their shitty OS that I didn't want in the first place but was coerced into.
Microsoft doesn’t care. They want us to have to bow down every time we sign in. They want to sell us monthly subscriptions to software and storage. I don’t want their AI, I don’t want their cloud, I don’t want to have to be on line to use my computer. I don’t want to sign in. We might as well be going back to a mainframe. One super computer in Seattle and all of us little peons with a remote workstation. Much of my software requires windows, but maybe Linux and new software are the wave of the future.
If history tought me anything it is that MicroSlop neve ever learns unless it has their favourite 2 letters Ai 😂
Thumbnail with a Mac btw
Moved from Win 11 to Linux. The physical impact on the laptops was interesting - machines stopped getting hot, fans stopped running continually, etc,
And games on my gaming rig run substantially faster on Bazzite vs Winslop 11.
When you get your engineer's from Temu 😂😂😂
There is only one solution. Switch to mac or linux.
those are two solutions.
@drazenzuvela1647 I can't count.
My response to the Microslop Win11 situation is to keep a couple of computers running Win10, and the rest migrating to Linux (Mint is my favorite). Even if Microslop fixes most of the problems, they have lost this customer forever! It's time to cut that unethical outfit down to size!
Which one I chose? After 40 years of windows use, since 3.0, I chose Mac Studio M4 Max.
You have to be stupid to use Windows 11 when Linux is a much better system and doesn't spy on you.
Windows 10.
@Foebane72That too
Some goes the Mac route. But I agree, no windows computer in my home, only linux.
At this point, they should rather make a new windows
I think AI or a deepfake of someone is running microsoft, not Satya Nadella
The guy's a moron. He is not fixing Windows 11. The best thing to do, is switch to Linux, and get rid of Windows forever. They last good OS of Microsoft's was Windows 7. Windows 11 has more errors than there are holes in swiss cheese.
Right around NYE my Windows 11 PC became so slow it was unusable. Final straw. I bought a 2nd hand HP Xeon workstation and installed Zorin Pro Linux. No cloud, no slop, no AI, no ads. And oh yeah so so fast.
Just dump Windows till they get it right (Linux Mint works great).
Going to Linux, ditching Windows.
30 years later and Windows still doesn't work. I switched to Linux over a year ago and never looked back.
Media Player has basically been disabled since an update in December, 2025.
Well... the most important thing is that their stock price keeps rising nothing else really matters. However I never became involved with running their awful OS's.
Let me guess; Copilot is getting a new LOGO
🤣🤣🤣
Ironically, Windows 11 has the worst security of any OS and that includes Windows 7 from decades ago. True story. I doubt they will fix anything but they will hide it all much, much better. Bet on it.
To make this short. Just built a best of a rig. Very first time doing it on my own with my old pc up n running to have Gemini holding my hand. The cool part it showed me how to set up windows 11 without AI and it's ability to report back to Microsoft. Using 2 separate SSD, one with windows 11 the other one has linux mint running both at the same time off the same pc. Gemini helped me to set it up.
Instead all the proposed work in tuning, format and Install Linux ( I Use Lubuntu ) and get a rid of Windows 11 entirely ... more simple .....
I moved to Apple 18 years ago and I have never once regretted that move, Apple technical support is only a phone call away and its fast and I have ultimate confidence in what the service agent is telling me and whats more it is free od charge even when the machine is out of warranty.
Apple has their own problems with the last Fall's update.
They should literally pay me for still being on Windows 11 and still didn't switched to Linux
Wanted: non-corporate versions of Win11/12 without mandatory (ie, opt-in) TPM, without mandatory (ie, opt-in) Secure Boot; opt-in for AI/co-pilot, "recall," and "bloatware."
$60 for retail home versions; $70 for retail pro versions.
They can fix it all day long, I moved to Linux 2 years ago and I just updated my wife's computer to Linux Mint and she barely even noticed. She is still learning Office Libre but she says the pop up ads have almost totally disappeared and no more intrusive updates when you are working. I do a lot of computer stuff for work and off work, I had to learn so many new things but it was totally worth it now.
W11 is slower to start on my two month old laptop with a 1Gb SSD, the latest I7 Core CPU and 5070 GPU than W10 on my 15 year old laptop with a two core I5 and a three year old 512M SSD. I've disabled most of the AI on W11 and the new laptop is now even slower. I'm pissed.
Mint.
If I wanted AI, I could install it myself
team change to linux 👍 here
Porting all 9 of my computers over to Linux. Screw Microslop.
I just disable windows update completely
I deleted broken update
All the problems with Windows 11 boils down to one thing and it doesn't have anything to do with technical issue nor incompetence.
Which is?
@wotdoesthisbuttondo bad intentions at its inception incurs karmic backlash (bugs and pushback) and it continues due to unwillingness to make sincere amends because doing so requires relinquishing control of users PC and ceasing manipulation of perception and stopping data mining.
In short, it's exploitation of users' trust and transgression of ownership boundaries. So we are back to square one: bad intentions.
Data theft and spying...
@7o7-zoz97 even NPCs are finally reacting...
Too little, too late. Power users are already switching to Macs and Linux and as that inertia gains traction, the Home users will follow.
Introduced android apps through the Amazon App Store... And then they took it away.. Why Amazon App Store?!? That just sounds like a recipe for idiotic issues!
With the gpedit I disabled auto updates permanently. I hate Windows 11 but don't have a choice at the moment. I will switch it to linux the moment I am able to ditch Microslop garbage.
security semurity it TPM and all that crap was always meant t for designed obsolesense and to be able to spy on and identify user more easily.
same with win11
everyone should just use linux anyway its way better! lol
and it feels like the best way to make money on AI may end up being short selling lololol
of microslop
Bullshit propaganda. Just install Linux or switch to MacOS
Microslop has shown thst the ultimate goal is not to make a good OS, but to make a good amount of money.
Didn't learn from Vista
us original insiders hate what microsoft has done to the system and now we no long give them feed back to help them out of anything its not becuase we have lost the plot microsoft just didn't listen to us on this subject and went it alone and that was their biggest mistake
Or Microslop could just abandon Winslop 11 and bring back Windows Vista.
EFF Microslop...
Great we’re going back to Windows 10 !!!
Is this ai video, honestly, please snswer
You called these MS clowns engineers? MS called their employees engineers? MS haven't insulted us long enough?
Dumbassery STUPID!!!
Too late, im never going back to windows.
Chrome os flex usb version works extremely fasta and silent. Zero virus. Perfect for 95% of all pc users. Plug and play. That is it.
Once they see your real face.... they aren't comming back. Ever!
AI will solve everything! … oh wait.
AI Slop
every video is about the same thing, nothing new
I would love to plug a keyboard and mouse into a steam machine and use a browser for daily use.
Was this ceo brought in to destroy the place? If so, he's doing a great job. He must be a Linux virus of something.
no what one should do is switch to Linux and be done with this company.
although the subject is interesting, the voice quality and delivery style of this marionette puts me to slip. Change it, it's a loosing technique.
I am confused. For Microsoft, if AI is the future and actually works, why don’t they use AI to fix Windows 11 bugs? Says it all right there. AI isn’t ready for production.
At it's basic level, it's invasive slop. You can't fix that.
The whole dynamic is like how Hollywood tries to push their self righteous agenda on the public.
And just like Windows users, they reject it.
Or switch to Linux ! Get rid of this hassle.
0:14 Fixing bug? When did they even care? Why are you caring now Microsoft? Epstein Files indeed got some impact on you future existance than? 😂 Just from annoyed user of windows. They don’t care guys what users are complaining for years. Out of nowhere they are now fixing bugs.
Win II is a bug...
I refused and finally went full Linux with Mint Cinnamon. I’ve been able to install do everything through the GUI, that is graphic user interface, kind of windows with mouse operation and not needing to go to the command line of Linux, or shell. Forums have been very helpful though have to look hard for the answers that stick to the GUI rather than pushing the command line. I can use the command line but feel I cannot recommend until everything necessary can be done through the “windows” or GUI, which today is possible. Though I don’t video edit and have heard some have had difficulty there.
The only good windows version were xp and 7 all the other ones were a pile of garbage. The other downside of windows is requiring users to use outlook in order to use the dammmm computer instead of having a local account. The other issue is forcing users to have a subscription in order to use office instead of paying for it up front. Another big issue is having Copilot spying on everything taking screenshots of everything the user does especially sensitive sensitive financial and personal data without high tier encryption. That’s why I’ve personally ditched windows in favor of MacOS, less headaches and more privacy.
Actually Microsoft has had a pattern since at least Windows 3.11 - every other release is garbage. 3.11 was the first version that almost worked, 95 was a mess, 98 was OK, ME was a disaster. Windows 2000 (NT) spawned XP, followed by Vista (so bad Apple made a series of commercials about it), Windows 7 was solid, 8.0 and 8.1 were Vista on steroids (so bad that there was no 9), Windows 10 had a rocky start but settled into a decent groove. And now Windows 11 is dog do - who is surprised?
@mikemilner8080 PS2??
here's what you really should do: stop buying windows products.
Total waste of time... You can polish a turd, but it's still a turd. Windows is done! Linux is the answer.